| Both are known as the pre-Code era, although a loose, laxly administered set of standards was already in place for both media. |
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| Quite often, this is effected by moving the money through an intermediate country where money-laundering rules are applied laxly, if at all. |
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| The plants of this genus are in most cases laxly irregularly branched until dendroid. |
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| But since Indonesian forestry laws are so laxly enforced, and paperwork so widely forged, they could not tell good wood from bad. |
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| In the early twentieth century, twenty-eight states restricted child labor by law, but most of the laws were vaguely worded, full of exemptions, and laxly enforced. |
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| The school had wanted to expand school enrollment and wanted to make sure that there were enough qualifying students, which was why the teachers graded laxly. |
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| If racism is able to establish itself in our society, it does so because the laws which forbid it are applied laxly or indeed not at all. |
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| Inflorescence simple, laxly many-flowered, fertile part to 35 cm long, glandular puberulent, green. |
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| Overly pedantic standards in care homes where hygiene regulations, for example, prevent volunteers bringing in food for old people are so excessive that even the government has now agreed to apply them more laxly. |
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| These elements are clearer at companies, where insider-trading cases usually occur. It is remarkable, though, that congressmen's investments have been so laxly supervised. |
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| They were allowed to practice their former custom, dress, and language, and religious laws were laxly enforced. |
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| There is no reason to treat the appellant more laxly because he has lost. |
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| Regulations are being laxly enforced in the capital, as security forces and the police are tied up elsewhere and are scared of annoying people in central Damascus, which has been relatively quiet. |
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| The jailing of Ms Chen, who might have expected a fine under anti-poaching and smuggling laws that had hitherto been only laxly enforced, has been put down to public anger in Kenya at the loss of valuable wildlife. |
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| Capitulescences monocephalous or few at the end of the branches, or laxly to densely corymbose, racemose to paniculate, rarely glomerulose or pseudocephalia. |
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