Examples of using Lax in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The impact of food-borne diseases caused by lax or totally neglected food safety precautions leaves many people sick,
Core's organizational structure through all this time was fairly lax, and neither ownership change had any effect on the company's autonomy.
The compromise struck between rapporteur Mr Lax and the Council takes account of Parliament's original position
Animal and public health can be expected to be improved both in Member States with currently lax standards for medicated feed and those with prohibitive standards.
Likewise, lax controls over military stockpiles and endemic corruption by successive Iraqi governments have added to the problem.
Mr Lax has worked strongly, as Mr Cashman said, on improving service for applicants,
Unfortunately, decades of lax policies and a general lack of interest has already permitted the ghettos to devolve into areas where the law of the land is fatally weakened.
We might know that but I would be broken hearted if Miss Lane should think I have been lax.
because your joints become more lax during pregnancy and injuries can occur more easily.
Mr President, we are grateful to Mr Lax for his best efforts to achieve a compromise in such an ambitious project.
The basic challenge in the interpretation of Directive 2004/48 relates to the balancing between too aggressive and too lax enforcement of intellectual property rights.
The company has been widely criticised for years for their seemingly lax efforts to police bad actors, including abusive users.
the arch under the foot begins to collapse as ligaments become more lax, Dr. Mahoney says.
withdraw the designation of technical services that are underperforming and too lax in applying the rules.
I completely understand Mr Marinescu, Mr Lax and Mrs Lefrançois,
many countries are lax regarding these laws.
Whilst this may seem like a good idea in theory, day-to-day reality in our big cities bears witness to the total failure of lax immigration policy over the past 30 years.
It has to be a country whose customs laws are lax enough to accept a horse who has been exposed to the diseases of two different countries.
withdraw the designation of technical services that are underperforming and too lax in applying the rules.
Henrik Lax, is rapporteur.