laxity , also: laxness

You can rest it, but then you're left with the same laxity.

But when it came to laxity on the part of the Government, he used to take them to task through the media.

He knew that the price for one moment of laxity could be instant death.

There is no such laxity in the dessert list, though.

We did not expect that such laxity would be repeated in the future.

I had betrayed him by taking advantage of his laxity.

"Making too much good use of the laxity everywhere at Turnover."

A principal problem that universities face is students' laxity toward security.

Someone must alert you to the laxity in your midst.

Public opinion attributed a great deal of sexual laxity to the members.

In 1597 the entire parish was cited before a church court for laxity.

"We cannot have a culture of laxity as far as security issues are concerned."

He was also accused of laxity for failing to leave the city in time during the battle.

"I can only suggest laxity in oversight at the moment.

This weakened others, who then were required to compensate for such laxity.

We do not see the point of harmonization at the European level, if the result is going to be even more laxity.

We should be chastised for our laxity in letting it happen.

"I think the private bar has been taking advantage of the laxity here to do sloppy service," she said.

Sheer laxity to ignore half the globe this long a while.

The anti-religious education in the school system was accused of laxity.

Rockefeller, subject to a great deal of public scrutiny, could not afford such laxity.

And he has no more laxity than he had last year."

There's no laxity in the scrutiny of police activities.

This laxity has caused a culture of permissiveness which is beyond understanding.

There's been a sight too much laxity permitted with stores and equipment.