Sentence examples for much lax from inspiring English sources

At the Haijiu Battery Factory, which exports to the United States, regulation of lead emissions was not so much lax as nonexistent.

"In practice OECD countries have much laxer regulation on shell corporations than classic tax havens," Mr Sharman concludes.

But even when they are not, Chinese media organizations often have much laxer rules than many mainstream Western journalists for accepting payments from sources for news coverage.

When the building industry was thriving before the economic crisis, Ozinga imported cement from Asia, where Mr. Ozinga said it was produced under much laxer environmental standards than in the United States.

Legal and financial analysts had expected that the suit would have been thrown out because American banking privacy laws are considered much laxer than those in much of Europe.

And it wouldn't surprise me at all if the restrictions around these tools were much laxer a few years ago.

This paper provides a strong generalisation of the existing method, which requires much laxer design for test conditions; these are naturally satisfied in practical applications and, furthermore, can be introduced into any stream X-machine specification without the need to add extra functionality.

Overall the General Stud Book had the most stringent rules for registration of Thoroughbreds at the time, around 1900; other countries, including the United States, France, Australia and Russia, were considered by the British and Irish to be much laxer and to have allowed some non-Thoroughbred horses into their national stud books.

Should the decision-maker regard a price as appropriate, if the NHB is not 'significantly' below zero, this would be much laxer for the manufacturer.

So I've been much more lax.

Mr. Maazel took a much more lax approach and often ended rehearsals early.