What Congress needs to do is this: $6$$)Let U.S.O.C. constituents elect the small board in accordance with tightly drawn statutory criteria that would eliminate the insularity and potential cronyism under most current proposals and also comply with I.O.C. requirements.
But in a 2001 article, "What's Eating EMC?", Forbes suggested EMC's problems were a result of corporate cronyism under Egan.
But she also came under fire for cronyism and corruption, and during the devastating Ebola outbreak of 2014, her decision to use troops to quarantine the heavily infected and poor West Point neighborhood was widely criticized.
In 2004 and 2005, morale sank as allegations surfaced about financial impropriety and cronyism under then-president Barry Munitz.
An intractable civil war that has killed an estimated 120,000 since March 2011 has obliterated normal government functions and fostered black markets and cronyism under the authoritarian government of President Bashar Assad.
But thanks to years of neglect and political cronyism under the Bush administration, HUD housing units have a backlog of at least $22 billion in needed repairs, which severely hinders HUD's ability to expand operations.
By the nineteen-nineties, the indigent-defense system, hobbled by cronyism, incompetence, and under-funding, had become an embarrassment for the state, and there was a broad consensus for reform.
When cronyism is under control, leaders are promoted based on experience and capability.
In several TV spots, the campaign portrayed O'Brien as a Basset Hound, too lazy to guard against cronyism right under her nose.
But a generation later, the regime's inability to provide jobs for its youth — some two-thirds of the country's population is under 30 — and its perceived cronyism and mismanagement lit a fire under a vast spectrum of Algerians who want meaningful reform.
