Sentence examples for administrative lapses from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, the library that provided this access was shut down due to administrative lapses just after he graduated.

However, by the 1990s Pawar's political influence had begun to drop amid allegations of corruption and administrative lapses.

The National Police Commission and the Interior Department will investigate whether they committed administrative lapses, including gross incompetence, neglect of duty and misconduct.

In 2010, the most senior civil servant in India's home ministry, GK Pillai, said the administrative lapses and poor governance were largely to blame for the growth of the Maoists.

A20 Defending Gene Therapy Work University of Pennsylvania officials said there were "minor deviations" and administrative lapses in their suspended gene therapy program, but that none had contributed to the death of an 18-year-old patient.

The Obstacle Of Bureaucracy Shortages of medications and supplies - caused by insufficient funds and administrative lapses, hospital workers say - often force personnel to borrow them from other health-care facilities.

Gorman's attorney, Ty Kelly Cronin, said Gorman was a lawyer who represented his clients with "rigor". Although it doesn't excuse his actions, Cronin said, Gorman bribed Campos to help clients who were going to get "steamrolled" before the liquor board and for a client at risk of losing licenses to an administrative lapse that occurred while the client was dealing with a son battling cancer.

A recent evaluation of the CHA programme suggests that the delay has been due to lapses in administrative processes and limited communication from the Ministry of Health to the district level which resulted into leaving districts unsure of what to communicate to supervisors and CHAs [ 34].

So it must have been through divine intervention and the state lapsing momentarily into administrative coma that my sister and I travelled at all.

As a result of those lapses, which were attributed to administrative incompetence, hospitals that had been performing 20 operations a day were doing none and chemotherapy treatments for some patients were suspended.

Duke officials emphasized yesterday that there is no evidence anyone was harmed by the oversight lapses, which they characterized as largely "administrative" failings, such as poor recordkeeping.