Sentence examples for inadequate record-keeping from inspiring English sources

Inadequate record-keeping requirements hampered later Madoff investigations and generated protracted, expensive litigation.

BioPort's renovated laboratory repeatedly failed F.D.A. inspections, which found contamination, inadequate record-keeping and unapproved procedures.

A clothing store was found to have underpaid employees by $40,679 and to have inadequate record-keeping.

In a recent series, The Times's Robin Pogrebin detailed many of the commission's dysfunctional ways, including inadequate record-keeping, protracted delays and a lack of transparency.

In March, state inspectors cited problems including the mishandling of biohazardous waste and sharp objects, inadequate record-keeping and a lack of hospital beds.

(The report suggests that the difference between these two figures could be due to the lag between delivery and distribution, inadequate record-keeping, distribution by the private sector that is not included in ministry of health data, or other unknown factors).

Poor record-keeping, inadequate resources, and an inability to handle rising applications are the most significant issues.

Investigators charged PG&E with "poor record-keeping, inadequate inspection programs, and an integrity management program without integrity".

In an interview, Mr. Ervin said that because of inadequate record keeping it was not easy to determine how often the security agency had let screeners continue working despite the knowledge of criminal pasts.

The report said that the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services lacked a full-time medical director, and that effective clinical treatment was further hampered by inadequate record keeping and an undue reliance on in-patient psychiatric care and psychotropic drugs.

In the letter, Cardinal Law, 71, faulted inadequate record keeping by the archdiocese for much of the trouble, though more than 800 pages of internal church documents released last week in a lawsuit involving Cardinal Law and an accused priest, the Rev. Paul R. Shanley, contained myriad warnings about Father Shanley's conduct.