Sentence examples for internal mismanagement from inspiring English sources

But its new leader - the surprise victor of the elections held on 14 June - has pledged to pursue "serious" talks with the West to ease tensions and in so doing improve an economy hit hard by international sanctions and internal mismanagement.

At trial, Wright contended that internal mismanagement was mainly to blame for the soured investments.

What is clear is that a complicated mix of factors -- internal mismanagement, government underfinancing and a degree of bad luck -- is to blame for the museum's troubles.

In March, A.I.G. made an extraordinary disclosure that "internal mismanagement" and "improper accounting" had bolstered its results, and said earlier this month that correcting those errors would shave $2.7 billion of net worth from the company.

"How could you have negotiated with him in the past?" The booklet blames Palestinian economic problems on internal mismanagement and cronyism, singling out the "centralized monopolies" directed by Mr. Arafat's chief economic adviser, Muhammad Rashid, and the powerful Nablus-based Masri clan and its publicly traded investment company, Padico.

The pope was implicitly referring to the "Vatileaks II" affair -- leaked confidential Vatican documents on internal mismanagements that Francis has been trying to resolve.

Lawmakers said they believed that internal troubles or mismanagement was probably a greater culprit than recession; Wyoming, buoyed by oil and gas production, has the lowest unemployment rate in the nation.

"Both soon figured out that Egypt's internal problems and mismanagement hindered its effectiveness as a regional ally, and was even becoming a problem for the United States and its interests.

An internal investigation found mismanagement of budget resources but concluded that there was no evidence of fraud or that anyone gained financially.

While his own position is considered sacrosanct, other Palestinians want to respond to international and internal complaints about corruption and mismanagement.

The newly elected president, Gena Lovett, the chief operating officer of a Manhattan hedge fund company, will be taking over at a time when the league is struggling with internal allegations of financial mismanagement.