Sentence examples for supposed laxity from inspiring English sources
Republicans in Congress attacked the president's national security adviser, Sandy Berger, for supposed laxity in dealing with Chinese spying.
See articleThe European Commission said it would suspend almost €500m ($660m) of regional aid to Hungary because of its supposed fiscal laxity.
Yet Bachmann's perceived laxity enrages his supposed colleagues and increasingly the chief suspect, the most wanted man, could be Bachmann himself.
The New Yorker, October 6, 1951 P. 27 Comment on the accounts of the widespread laxity and immortality supposed to have this country in a tight grip It has disturbed us to reflect how little we've been personally hep to what's allegedly going on.
By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, October 6, 1951 P. 27 Comment on the accounts of the widespread laxity and immortality supposed to have this country in a tight grip It has disturbed us to reflect how little we've been personally hep to what's allegedly going on.
The regulatory laxity of the nation's ostensible financial guardians was enabled and encouraged by the undue influence of banks and other financial institutions on the agencies that were supposed to be regulating them.
