He said of Consolidated that "they were just a poorly operated company".
"There is no library that is as poorly operated as the Richard Nixon library, as compared with any other presidential library," he said.
The evaluation systems are so "poorly constructed and poorly operated," said Lawrence Schaefer, one of the lawyers representing the employees, that they place a lower value on work done by black employees.
Societies are ultimately rendered poorer when precious human and physical capital is underutilized or poorly operated.
However, a two-phase process that is poorly operated and designed will not only be less efficient, but also bear the risks of uncontrolled methane and hydrogen emissions [97].
Policymakers will be considering many nonscience factors, Bond notes, but the study points to two leading targets for cooling the planet: diesel engines and coal burning in small, poorly operated industries and in homes.
Critics, however, say the studies often offer few practical public health benefits, but pose plenty of risks if they enable a dangerous virus to escape from a poorly operated laboratory or provide a roadmap for terrorists.
Again, a secret-shopper monitoring or detection and enforcement system, offering blacklisted smartphones to recycling firms and publicised to maximise its deterrence effect, could promote adherence, particularly if poorly operated firms can be closed-down (just as unhealthy restaurants are closed).
Because properly applied granular insecticides are buried in the soil, exposure to non-target organisms is limited, although poorly operated or calibrated planting equipment can result in grains of insecticide remaining on the soil surface, posing a serious potential risk to some bird species.
