Significats de lax oversight en anglès

In such an environment, lax oversight and corporate scandals can be expected.

The examiners have been accused of lax oversight in recent years.

Inquiry reveals lax oversight of independent producers and delay in correcting BBC news stories.

But the FDA has been accused of lax oversight of drug trials in general.

They have urged an emphasis on tightening regulations, blaming lax oversight for the financial crisis.

But they have come under scrutiny from U.S. authorities in recent years amid concern about lax oversight.

But the have come under scrutiny from U.S. authorities in recent years amid concern about lax oversight.

Biden has accused the Trump administration of lax oversight of police departments accused of civil rights violations.

Government auditors have long faulted lax oversight of the coal lease program, saying miners have too much sway.

Due to Texas' more lax oversight, a plant there "can only expect an inspection every 126 years".

The GAO report blamed cost increases on lax oversight, the complexity of the system and the need to rework technology.

The claim shocked scientists worldwide, raising questions about bioethics and putting a spotlight on China's lax oversight of scientific research.

The government has generally chalked up what can only be described as profound and sustained abuse to lax oversight and confusion.

Alfredo Becerra's flooded home is but one example Reuters found of the results of decades of lax oversight in the Houston area.

Rochon Genova will also argue that officials at Transport Canada, the federal transportation authority, should answer for lax oversight before the accident.

The proposal comes as the FDA faces heightened criticism for inadequate staffing, lax oversight of drug and food safety and out-of-date technology.