Sentence examples for dishonest management from inspiring English sources

A Swiss investigation into 1MDB was opened last year, citing "suspected corruption of public foreign officials, dishonest management of public interests and money laundering".

Those five seasons were arguably the most successful Swindon have enjoyed to date, but those glory years were marred by gambling allegations, under-the-table cash deals and dishonest management engaging in fraud.

That wasn't enough to get off the hook: the judge ruled there was enough evidence for Rosell to stand trial for "crimes against the public treasury" and for "dishonest" management.

"That statute, in my opinion," said Chanos, "has emboldened dishonest managements to lie with impunity, by relieving them of concern that those to whom they lie will have legal recourse.

It added: "After spending £2million of licence fee payers' money, a tame inquiry tells us what we already knew about the BBC's labyrinthine bureaucracy, inter-departmental rivalries, dishonest crisis management and critical lack of leadership.

After spending £2m of licence fee payers' money, a tame inquiry tells us what we already knew about the BBC's labyrinthine bureaucracy, inter-departmental rivalries, dishonest crisis management and critical lack of leadership.

He said the union's leadership has been dishonest in presenting management's bargaining offers to the rank and file -- a charge that Ms. Rosenstein vigorously denies.

And the movie suggests that in the overall scheme of things Jean-Michel's brand of deception is actually less dishonest than the management job Vincent left behind.

But he said about 5percentt had run into difficulties because of "poor management or dishonest behavior".

He touched on the Enron scandal ("It shows how completely investment is controlled by trust") and the ImClone failure ("the darling of the biotech world...but management was dishonest") and said that even large collaborative science projects require trust.

Many groaned and shook their heads at archival clips in which top-level management appeared arrogant, dishonest and greedy.