Poorly managed type 2 diabetes care, for example, can lead to expensive treatments that can many times be prevented, Gale said.
At the same time, delegates claimed, poorly managed development can in itself exacerbate disaster risk.
Neither he nor his cabinet has time to baby-sit poorly managed companies.
Nicholas Vratsidas, Fiorucci's current president, said the clothes were still selling well at the time, but the company was poorly managed, and by 1988 it had closed all its American stores.
However, some authors point to the deterioration of this type of accommodation over time, as the dwellings are sometimes poorly managed and located in disadvantaged neighborhoods (O'Sullivan 2009).
A Congressional panel heard testimony from a former employee of Integrated Management who said the company was so poorly managed that it did not pay its workers for their time, much less follow up on the many complaints about its accuracy.
The poorly managed group was older, tended to include more smokers, spent half as much time in ambulatory care, and had a shorter length of hospitalization.
Well-managed companies have prospered under environmental regulations, while poorly managed firms have not.
This time around, Mr. Hastert declined to endorse him, saying he ran a poorly managed campaign two years ago.
Algeria was unable to use its full industrial capacity at that time, however, because its financial situation had deteriorated and the economy remained poorly managed.
