Sentence examples for maladministration in the from inspiring English sources
Moses objected, demanding to know what city housing had to do with maladministration in the F.P.H.A.
South African journalists have been doing a good job at exposing the increasing corruption, nepotism and maladministration in the ruling African National Congress (ANC).
This may reflect bad organisation rather than a concerted attempt to hide anything, though documents leaked by Pope Benedict XVI's former butler to an Italian journalist suggest that maladministration in the Vatican goes beyond mere negligence.
It was set up and run by the government to make payments to Equitable Life policyholders who suffered losses as a result of government maladministration in the regulation of the now defunct insurance giant.
The Ombudsman said The University Hospitals of Morecambe Bay NHS Foundation Trust was guilty of "maladministration" in the way it responded to the complaint.
"We have not been able to agree with the ombudsman's findings of maladministration in relation to one aspect of our inquiry.
The term misprision also embraces the conduct of government officials charged with maladministration in public office.
The university pointed out that there was no mention of caste or maladministration in Rohith's suicide note.
He was also accused of committing "maladministration" in February when he informed Justice Thayer which judges he would appoint to a special panel needed to hear the Thayer divorce case because the Supreme Court justices had all recused themselves.
"Complaint to the European ombudsman over maladministration at the European Medicines Agency EMAA) in relation to the safety of the HPV vaccines".
(How much do you think de Blasio, who is taking a summer sojourn on the Isle of Capri, enjoyed reading the Times story?) When he set up the anti-corruption commission last summer using the Moreland Act, a 1907 law that gives the governor broad remit to investigate wrongdoing and maladministration, the move was widely interpreted in Albany as a way of putting pressure on the state legislature.
