The number of crown court cases labelled "ineffective" due to administrative problems rose by a third between 2009 and 2012, according to the bureau's analysis of government statistics.
This case study was prepared as a basis for class discussion rather than to illustrate either effective or ineffective handling of an administrative situation.
He also criticized as ineffective the proposal for using administrative law judges to speed decisions.
A deficiency of public health professionals and poor health services structure, administrative issues, including ineffective means of performance evaluation, bureaucratic and political influences, problems in vaccination areas and vaccinators' field programs, no birth records at health facilities, and poor linkage between different preventive programs were highlighted in the study.
There's no doubt that an inefficient and ineffective sales operations department creates an administrative drag on the sales team and their performance.
Administrative controls alone are ineffective in reducing the risk for TB among HCWsD.
However, the micro-watershed boundary may not fit the administrative boundary making the structures ineffective.
But, in the years that followed, Sarbanes-Oxley proved largely ineffective, not least because judges appointed to key administrative positions by President George W. Bush interpreted it narrowly, dismissing hundreds of cases on minor technicalities and ruling against the overwhelming majority of employees who submitted grievances.
The OECD published an article on ineffective use of resources in healthcare systems and presented reasons for high administrative costs and different administrative tasks without providing quantitative data on HRH in administration and management [19].
At the time, the then home secretary Jack Straw said it was being ended because "it is arbitrary, unfair and ineffective and has penalised genuine cases, divided families and unnecessarily increased the administrative burden on the immigration system".
