Sentence examples for maladministration was found from inspiring English sources

Maladministration was found in 56 cases (up from 47 in 2011).

Is any action going to be taken against a school whose 2014 Sats results were annulled after it was found guilty of test "maladministration"?

He also asked the trustees and the Pensions Regulator if they had known that chairman Philip Green was found guilty by the pension ombudsman in 1994 of a breach of trust and maladministration regarding the pension scheme of wallpaper firm Coloroll.

A body responsible for examining maladministration was now being accused of maladministration because of its lethargic and cumbersome approach.

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.

Corruption and maladministration are notorious among the political class.

Some ministers have indicated that corruption and maladministration are more to blame for Iran's economic problems than international sanctions.

There are chilling accounts of vice-regal myopia and self-delusion, imperialist cant and humbug, and the consequences of what Mr Davis calls "a laisser-faire approach to famine".The indictment of colonial maladministration is unanswerable.

Fear of the maladies that tend to afflict bureaucracy has produced a considerable volume of protest in some countries; and, even in those where opposition to the government or the party in power is not permitted, criticism and exposure of bureaucratic maladministration are generally encouraged.

Where it is possible for the institution concerned to eliminate the instance of maladministration, or where the maladministration is particularly serious or has general implications, the Ombudsman normally issues a draft recommendation to the institution involved or complained against.

This "maladministration" has been discussed, protested about and critiqued by health professionals, academics, lawyers and human rights experts for more than 20 years.