Sentence examples for unacceptable management from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Paxman criticises BBC management, saying Entwistle had been "brought low by cowards and incompetents" Boaden and her deputy, Stephen Mitchell, "step aside" from their day to day management of BBC News as the fallout from the scandal continues A report by BBC Scotland director Ken McQuarrie blames "unacceptable" management failings for the broadcast of Newsnight's erroneous McAlpine report.

The BBC began disciplinary action on Monday night against senior editorial staff after an internal investigation discovered "unacceptable" management failings that led to the calamitous Newsnight report on 2 November that wrongly accused an unnamed Tory peer of child sexual abuse.

The Church also "reserves the right" not to invest in companies with "unacceptable" management practices, according to its website.

Although in some cases the observed and predicted height:diameter ratios matched well, there were cases where discrepancies between observed and predicted height:diameter ratios would be unacceptable for practical management predictions.

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He rightly points out that such a horrific rate of games lost is not only unacceptable but is bad management and not bad luck.

"The historic level of fatal accidents is totally unacceptable to the new management team and a full review of health and safety has been carried out across the business.

Mr. Bush regards mandatory emissions caps as "top-down" regulatory management and therefore unacceptable.

Kabba Franklyn Bangura, president of the Disabled Union, said the ban was an unacceptable example of poor electoral management by the NEC.

During his 1960 trip to the city, Mr. Castro complained of the "unacceptable cash demands" by the management of the Shelburne Hotel at Lexington Avenue and 37th Street.

"The individuals were Liam Dickinson, Kane Ferdinand and Ryan Hall whose conduct was unacceptable to the club's management.