If the Chinese government were mismanaging the Sichuan quake the way the United States government was widely perceived to have mismanaged Hurricane Katrina, the Chinese press would be unlikely to report on the failure of its government as readily as the American media did on the Bush administration.
It appears to have mismanaged a realignment of more than half of its sales force.
It soon became apparent that Bothwell, as Treasurer, had mismanaged affairs at the company's New York office resulting in the firm's collapse.
In a videotaped statement from Paragallo, taken by the New York State Police shortly after the raid on his farm in April 2009 and offered as evidence, Paragallo acknowledged he had mismanaged the farm.
The Kerry campaign today seized on his statements as evidence that the Bush administration has mismanaged the war, while the White House sought to minimize the significance of his remarks.
"Too much marketing is done by rank amateurs," said Charles B. Strauss, chairman of the Unilever North American division of Unilever, in a speech at the conference, which began on Thursday and ended Sunday, and as a result "so many companies have mismanaged their brands".
The reason given for Mr. Lopes' dismissal was that he had mismanaged the currency devaluation, or as President Fernando Henrique Cardoso put it this week, "he did everything wrong" during his brief tenure.
On the one hand, these authors claim that helping those who have mismanaged their resources generates incentive problems, as some individuals may fake regret in order to receive extra resources.
Ms Williams, the Brecon and Radnorshire AM, described the figures as appalling and said "only further highlight how badly the Welsh Labour government has mismanaged our NHS".
They have mismanaged the NHS.
The government has mismanaged the economy.
