Sentence examples for from maladministration from inspiring English sources

The deaths from maladministration of vincristine, while dreadful, afforded the opportunity to learn and improve.

It's a big job to take on – especially at the very moment you've got to handle the teachers' strikes and the fallout from the maladministration and unsuitability of the Sats, along with all those schools you're converting to academies and all those failing academies you've got to convert into academies.

Whereas most of the local media are controlled by government and it shows RFS, broadcasting on short wave from London, attacks the chief minister and his "cronies" for maladministration and alleged corruption.

It emerged during the hearing that the mistake could lead to hundreds of claims for maladministration to the Electoral Commission.

Mr. Joya, who left as director of research and policy, said of Mr. Eftekhar: "Types of corruption exist in A.I.S.A. under his leadership, from nepotism to cronyism and maladministration and failed leadership.

Those conditions are manifestly absent from our present system, which instead is marked by gross maladministration and deliberate cruelty.

The show is far from over, it can look after itself despite Fifa's maladministration and the shrill voices of the very few who have not enjoyed what they have been watching.

How far the rigour that from now onward Alexander displayed against his governors represents exemplary punishment for gross maladministration during his absence and how far the elimination of men he had come to distrust (as in the case of Philotas and Parmenio) is debatable; but the ancient sources generally favourable to him comment adversely on his severity.

The orphanotrophos was responsible for his wards and steward of their fortune until the age of 20, unless they married earlier; he was forbidden from selling his wards' possessions unless by special authorisation; and in case of maladministration was answerable to the Eparch of the City.

But was it rather maladministration?

Nothing could be further from the truth, and today the Conseil is universally recognized as an independent court that provides French citizens with exceptionally good protection against maladministration.