That's inexcusable when someone is rehired on such slipshod methods.
The exercise is at first vaguely diverting, but one is soon depressed by the tawdriness of the subject, bored by the slipshod methods of the medium that explores it and exasperated by the insubstantial nature of the whole experience.
But supporting the task force's objectives does not mean that we should condone the injustices to a Singapore national that resulted from the task force's arbitrary and slipshod methods.
In sharp contrast to the slipshod methods of colonial land survey and disposal, the federal land managers expeditiously surveyed, numbered, and mapped their territory in advance of settlement, beginning with Ohio in the 1780s, then sold or deeded it to settlers under inviting terms at a number of regional land offices.
But the chapters released today, which were heavily edited to delete references to material that remains classified, show how the government's own post-mortem harshly criticized the Lee inquiry over faulty assumptions, slipshod methods and an unwillingness to look beyond Dr. Lee to other suspects.
When the measures came into force, then Home Secretary Jacqui Smith said it would make it easier for employers to carry out identity checks and would deter "slipshod recruitment methods".
His slipshod business methods, however, and his doctrine of racial purity and separatism (he even approved of the white racist Ku Klux Klan because it sought to separate the races) brought him bitter enemies among established black leaders, including labour leader A. Philip Randolph and W.E.B.
In addition to being uncomfortable and ineffective, these slipshod sanitary methods also raise health concerns.
Nineteenth-century Egyptologists studied the temples intensively, but their emphasis was on collection of artifacts to send to their own countries, and their slipshod excavation methods often did further harm.
However, while tourism boomed over the years, slipshod restoration methods have left sections of the Great Wall near Beijing "looking like a Hollywood set" in the words of the National Geographic News.
