Sentence examples for proven incompetence from inspiring English sources

There seem to be a lot of town hall chief executives and senior NHS managers who play musical chairs and take large bonuses and payoffs, even after proven incompetence.

But if you can force yourself to look beyond the administration's proven incompetence, Mr Bush has also done more positive things to steer his successor's hand both at home and abroad.Abroad, even allowing for the disaster in Iraq, something will surely survive of the Bush doctrine.

They see, for example, that failure does not prove incompetence.

Most evaluations are perfunctory — a drive-by classroom observation by a vice principal — and hearings to prove incompetence can be long and costly.

Though Mr Eisner was willing to betray Mr Ovitz by firing him in a humiliating way, going on to prove incompetence would have breached the community's rules.

Marc Janoson, a forensic psychologist hired by Mr. Velella, was the only witness of the day for the defense, which has the burden of proving incompetence.

In such a climate, it's difficult to prove incompetence: true pragmatism would be quick and dirty, but emotional cycles can be sustained for much longer.

Because of tradeoffs during negotiations, union leaders said, principals still maintain their right to tenure through a due process procedure that requires the school system to prove incompetence or misconduct.

A state may place the burden on the defendant has to prove incompetence by the preponderance of the evidence, but the state cannot require the defendant to prove incompetence by a higher standard, such as clear and convincing evidence.

The top executives of the car companies should be required to step down; taxpayer money should not be used to underwrite proven managerial incompetence.

For the first time in history, the Brotherhood actually held power, and for most Egyptians it had proved its incompetence.