lax造句

Financial discipline is lax.

The capsules of the synovial joints are lax.

But rules have no effect if enforcement is lax and the population indifferent.

And unlike America, Europe seems keen to use a lax definition of capital that is no longer viewed by the market as the best benchmark for solvency.

A curse on him who is lax in doing the LORD's work! A curse on him who keeps his sword from bloodshed!

The other is an individual customer who is lax about site security and is known to upload insecure code to his site.

Mr Sarkozy insists that earlier methods were too lax, treating policemen like social workers not law-enforcement officers. He prefers a strong hand to clamp down on criminality.

Second, culpability in the credit crunch of 2008 was broadly apportioned among indulgent lenders, lax regulators, greedy borrowers and supine politicians.

Despite the lax rules and the fact that it is neck-deep in the arms and oil trades-both especially prone to corruption-it fares well in international surveys of corruption.

We immediately get back, let us be startled at their onslaught. They are all shot, but we defended a bit lax, we often have to jump up and catch the goalie.

At many other law schools, especially those where the admission's standards were more lax, the grading tended to be tougher, with the expectation that 20 to 30 percent of a class should fail.