Now a former F.B.I. agent was taking over an agency that in the years after Hoover had been managed, and in some ways mismanaged, by outsiders.
The primary difference is how they transitioned from military to democratic governments, and how each government managed or mismanaged its fiscal resources.
Conceding that the inquiry has gotten off to a slow start given the security situation in Iraq and would take years to complete, he vowed it would be the "definitive" inquiry into how the program, the United Nations' largest relief program, was managed, or mismanaged.
RO: What has happened is the federal government has managed - mismanaged I think really - this whole catastrophe.
All of these resources were managed or mismanaged by the BIA for more than 100 years.
Or the GP wants to treat the patient himself, he doesn't want anybody else to look after his patient or her patient, in which case you get mismanaged patients that then are re-admitting to hospital because they've never been managed and they've always been, gone back to the GP who they love, who's very good at talking but not good at underpinning care.
The mullahs have even mismanaged the oil sector output would be some 2 million barrels a day higher if the industry had been properly managed and requisite investments made.
First came the public clamor over the way the president of Rutgers University, Robert Barchi, has managed — or, rather, mismanaged — a scandal that began when Mike Rice, the former basketball coach, was caught on video physically and verbally abusing his players.
What's really impressive to me is the way that medium-size metropolitan areas, like Atlanta or Houston, have managed to mismanage their development so completely that they have worse traffic congestion than metropolitan New York, which has five times their population.
Most forests are claimed and mismanaged by governments.
