Sentence examples for public laxity from inspiring English sources

March 2, 1829 Liblar, Germany May 14, 1906 New York City, New York Carl Schurz, (born March 2, 1829, Liblar, near Cologne, Prussia [now in Germany] died May 14 , 1906 New York, N.Y., U.S). German-American political leader, journalist, orator, and dedicated reformer who pressed for high moral standards in government in a period of notorious public laxity.

Orders were also issued for curbing public laxities and preventing cruelty to animals.

Brazil's bulky Fiscal Responsibility Act also governs regional public finances, where laxity has been a problem.

It should not come to that with an EMF.Closer surveillance (supported by pre-funding requirements based on the laxity of public finances) should lead to sounder fiscal policies.

In her first term Ms Rousseff espoused a tropical state-capitalism that involved fiscal laxity, opaque public accounts, competitiveness-sapping industrial policy (see article) and presidential meddling in monetary policy.

Poland's economic strength in recent years belies a bloated bureaucracy, laxity in public finances and a clogged labour market.In his first stint in office, Mr Tusk merely nibbled at these problems.

That is when righteous politicians feel the need to do something, bankers' frail balance-sheets and vivid memories make them eschew risk, and regulators have their backbones stiffened by public disapproval of past laxity.But we reform under the delusion that the regulated, and the markets they operate in, are static and passive, and that the regulatory environment will not vary with the cycle.

During the boom years, when its services are not required and influence is at a low point, it is difficult to see how the regional institutions could succeed where the IMF fails and produce an outcome where to quote Gros and Mayer, "Closer surveillance (supported by pre-funding requirements based on the laxity of public finances) should lead to sounder fiscal policies".