Sentence examples for mismanagement case from inspiring English sources

According to legal documents obtained by celebrity website TMZ, apparently filed this week in relation to her gross mismanagement case against the accountancy firm Berdon LLP in 2012, the 25-year-old singer claims that by the end of 2009, she was down to her last million because of her former accountant's poor decisions over her fortune.

While municipal corruption and mismanagement cases have led to millions of dollars being stolen from city coffers, the biggest toll is often the enormous bills from attorneys who are paid by the hour to clean up the mess, according to a Times analysis of municipal legal bills across California.

But like so many government programs in India, it is plagued by corruption and mismanagement, and cases of tainted food are fairly routine.

"There has been gross mismanagement of cases and a certain naivete that they can be kept quiet".

"There has been gross mismanagement of cases and a certain naiveté that they can be kept quiet," said Michael Burawoy, a co-chair of the Berkeley Faculty Assn.

One of the ayurvedic practitioners mentioned the fear of legal consequences such as license revocation for mismanagement of cases or prescription of allopathic drugs (which such practitioners are not formally qualified to administer) if they submitted data on a tuberculosis or dengue case.

"I'm disgusted by the mismanagement of my case," the woman said in Albany County Court.

As a result of the mismanagement of her case, the girl is entering the category of "hard to adopt" – a child that nobody wants.

Meanwhile, questions concerning mismanagement of the case by the police, the Spanish and the British courts, the hospital and the Crown Prosecution Service continue to grow.

In a report published today, the MPs blame senior officials in the department for the fiasco, but warned that "despite the extent of mismanagement in this case, no individuals have been dismissed or properly held to account".

I couldn't quote the judge, or even describe his response to the evidently awful effects of the local authority's mismanagement of the case on the child and mother.