At times when success is unsure, development partners will need to take some risks, such as providing funding to government programmes that are weakly managed, in order to support the overall development goals and to strengthen the institutions.
KEVIN GILL, the chief of food and transportation, will expand his territory to include instructional technology, an area that, Mr. Levy's aide said, the chancellor thought was weakly managed.
The U.N.'s refugee relief agency is weakly managed and needs more oversight -- in part because member nations use it as a patronage pit -- and its dependence on host countries to provide services is another breeding ground for corruption.
FORBES CAUSED A STIR in 1992 (Feb. 3) when we were the first to report that, despite the high quality of its Wall Street Journal, Dow Jones & Co. was a weakly managed company.
4. The dramatic expansion of State's security responsibilities in Iraq could lead to weakly managed contractors performing inherently governmental functions in a combat zone--a scenario with large downside risks on both policy and practical grounds, such as concerns for the safety of remaining government and contractor employees.
I look at him, but all I can manage to say, weakly, is: "I'll get out here, thanks.
So Qualcomm essentially met on revenue, beat on profit, promised to cut costs and bring in external help, but managed to project forward quite weakly compared to expectations.
The Forest keeper managed to push the ball weakly away but Vardy showed great awareness to react quickly and carefully steer the ball slowly over the line for his 11th goal of the season.
It describes the 1914 incident in which a British warship, the Doris, managed almost accidentally to expose how weakly defended the area was.
With its coming to power, the Ba'ath Party was threatened by the predominantly anti-Ba'athist sentiment in urban politics probably the only reason why the Ba'athists managed to stay in power was the rather weakly organised and fragmented opposition it faced.
