Sentence examples for problem of mismanagement from inspiring English sources

However, the fundamental problem of mismanagement was systemic throughout many public services.

The current state of facilities in Detroit isn't a one-off problem of mismanagement.

In a review of what had gone wrong in the euro area, the O.E.C.D. said problems of mismanagement, including high levels of debt and large trade imbalances, began "during the upswing," in the years before the financial crisis, and will be even more difficult to address now.

But legal aid officials at the state and federal level say Passaic County's situation has more to do with what they call problems of mismanagement and leadership, which they contend led to poor morale and staff turnover -- problems that Mr. Atlas and his colleagues term baseless and misleading and part of a national tactic aimed at furthering the restructuring.

Various attempts to distribute tourism revenues to local communities have been beset by problems of mismanagement, unaccountability and inequality (Thompson and Homewood 2002; Thompson et al. 2009).

It's true that Social Security has some fundamental funding problems in the future; problems resultant of mismanagement, lack of vision, and mistakes on the part of Congress.

I suggest that the cause of the problem is mismanagement of the money received by the universities rather than the amount of money received.

"Even according to the government's own statistics, 90,000 passport cases haven't been dealt with on time this year, so there is simply overwhelming evidence that families across the country are suffering needless stress, anxiety and problems simply because of mismanagement at the Home Offfice".

Turkey's new Banking Regulation and Audit Board said that Ihlas faced hopeless liquidity problems that stemmed from years of mismanagement and abuse of depositors' funds.

In letters to the governor and federal officials, Senators Chuck Grassley and Max Baucus said they were seeking assurance that the state would reverse problems that led to allegations of mismanagement and fraud.

In letters to the governor and federal officials, Senators Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Max Baucus of Montana said they were seeking assurance that the state would reverse problems that led to allegations of mismanagement and fraud.