Sentence examples for laxness in from inspiring English sources

"There has been laxness in the past," he said.

Opponents complain of cronyism in his appointments and laxness in punishing companies that fouled waterways.

Lawyers are hovering, seeking to take advantage of the merest hint of laxness in the application of preventative policies.

Mr. Trump directly equated American vulnerability to terrorism with what he called laxness in the immigration system.

He accepts that, in the case of Byford, there was some laxness in the paperwork when questioned by Barclay.

Governor Rowland had to answer for some of the less rosy parts of his record, including what Mrs. Kennelly considers laxness in the enforcement of environmental and child-protection laws.

Words are misleading," the Icelandic novelist Halldór Laxness wrote in "Under the Glacier," the 1968 book that inspired the most soul-stirring work in Jonas's exhibition, "Reanimation".

Dan Halpern, writer and critic Halldor Laxness If literature is a world map on which, in TS Eliot's words, "all time is eternally present", the novels of the Icelander Halldor Laxness are landmarks as significant as the sagas that cast their oppressively magnificent shadow over Icelandic story telling for 800 years.

The Levy bothers, who started the Young Adult Institute, and others named in your article ought to be ashamed of taking advantage of the laxness of oversight in the nonprofit sector.

"Halldór is the grand poet," Magnason explains as we stand in Laxness's home, which is now a museum.

That Fourth Symphony, on Wednesday, raised minor concerns with a certain weariness of pace and laxness of ensemble in the first movement and some less than stellar playing from the solo wind players throughout.