Sentence examples for managerial deficiencies from inspiring English sources
They replaced a publicly elected board that the State Education Commissioner, Richard P. Mills, removed two weeks ago, citing serious academic and managerial deficiencies.
For some years now, employing industrial forecasting models in accident forecasting relying on multiple factors has been justified by the fact that causal factors of accidents are attributed to human, equipment and managerial deficiencies (Cooke and Rohleder, 2006; Mohaghegh et al. 2009; Rathnayaka et al. 2011).
These may relate to the staffing issues unique to the period studied, other capacity issues or broader managerial deficiencies.
What reforms must be envisaged to address the human resource issues and amongst them the managerial deficiencies through training and sensitization of the district level professionals in the public as well as the private sector?
Mayor Lee P. Brown asked for the resignation of the fire chief, Lester Tyra, on Thursday after an outside audit cited staffing deficiencies and "serious issues of managerial leadership" within the 3,500-person 3,500-personthe nation's thirdepartment
Not a great fan of the [clinical governance] term seems it's a managerial construct to me designed to 'patch over' the deficiencies in DHBs brought about by Senior medical doctors / specialists who are too busy doing private work during their non clinical hours when they should be on DHB campus mentoring / improving/ discussing/teaching etc. to improve patient care and quality of care.
A few consultants did not regard the EWTD as necessarily incompatible with good quality training, arguing that a greater commitment to training from staff at all levels of seniority, including managerial staff, was the key to addressing current deficiencies (see comment S74 in the online supplementary file from an obstetrics and gynaecology consultant).
Most of these countries are experiencing both critical absolute shortages in health care providers and poor distribution of providers within countries, exacerbated by deficiencies in skill mixes and poor physical and managerial infrastructures [ 8].
However, deficiencies in quality and safety initiatives may stem from managerial neglect of quality programs and processes.
