Sentence examples for wasteful management from inspiring English sources

Judicial inquiries have already revealed embezzlement, shady commissions and wasteful management on a grand scale.

In Albania, the study finds that overstaffing, poor debt collection and wasteful management at the state-run water industry alone costs 1% of GDP.

Existing waste intelligence based waste management software are fundamentally limited and cannot facilitate stakeholders in controlling wasteful activities.

But it wasn't a monument to wasteful and dysfunctional management, and even in narrow economic terms it operated far more efficiently than the elephantine bureaucracy it has since become.

Just as the Empire State Building defines the skyline, New York's hockey consciousness is dominated by the Rangers, even when they lose and miss the playoffs for three consecutive seasons under wasteful and self-deluded management.

You report that health secretary Andrew Lansley condemned "wasteful spending" under Labour on management consultants in the NHS, and that "health trusts spent more than £300m on management consultants last year" (Health trusts spend £300m a year on private consultants, 21 August).

The secretary of state for Justice describes a new "streamlined" model of offender management - less wasteful and more efficient.

And while public spending on the railways has soared, Network Rail remains wasteful and guilty of inadequate management yet its bosses take big bonuses.

This government's disastrous and wasteful NHS reorganisation has enabled management consultants to cash in on our NHS and syphon off millions that should be spent on patients, while hiding behind a cloak of unaccountability".

Gene patenting may go down in economic history as the most wasteful failure of natural resource management since the East Texas Oil Field.

While culture has been refined over the last century, it remains insufficiently time critical and cannot assist with early management decisions, inevitably resulting in wasteful and potentially dangerous overtreatment with antimicrobial chemotherapy.