Aside from mismanaging time, young entrepreneurs often also mismanage capital.
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But critics have long accused Maduro of mismanaging Venezuela's resources.
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John Bel Edwards for mismanaging the state in recent weeks.
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Many Armenians accuse the government of corruption and mismanaging the economy.
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She was convicted of mismanaging a rice-subsidy program for farmers.
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Mismanaging the coronavirus could accelerate further the end of the American era.
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Or the class-action lawsuit brought against it for mismanaging retirement funds.
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Grievances included mismanaging case records and lacking adequate sexual assault response policies.
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In an episode where everybody else is mismanaging information, Ryan leverages his perfectly.
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But he could lose that perceived credibility easily in mismanaging the federal bureaucracy.
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They have denied mismanaging MF Global, and did not admit liability in agreeing to settle.
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She is accused of costing the country $8 billion by mismanaging a rice subsidy initiative.
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But perhaps the most damaging comes from mismanaging a company's most sacred resource: their employees.
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"The disaster of the people mismanaging the resources, the politicians, will fade away," Osodi said.
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But others have blamed the government for mismanaging the crisis and revived longstanding complaints about corruption.
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Loeb has publicly accused the soup maker's board of mismanaging the company and destroying shareholder value.
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Trump, however, blamed other countries in Asia, including China, for mismanaging their plastic distribution and disposal.
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In 2013, the SMA initiated a separate regulatory proceeding against Los Pelambres for mismanaging archeological sites.
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Yet even optimists have got to worry about the costs of mismanaging this period of history.
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Yingluck was sentenced in September in absentia to five years in prison for mismanaging the rice scheme.
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Ecuador's opposition accused the government of running up excessive debt and mismanaging a decade-long oil boom.
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But President Donald Trump has opposed additional money for Puerto Rico, accusing officials there of mismanaging funds.
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New York Knicks: The Knickerbockers are already big fans of crappy retread mismanaging womanizing former point guards!
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Raisi and other hardliners have accused Rouhani of tolerating corruption and mismanaging the economy, charges he denies.
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In September, the budget airline canceled thousands of flights after mismanaging the holiday schedule of its pilots.
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They accused Mr. Moon of mismanaging the economy and being too friendly toward North Korea and China.
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The movement has accused the PD of mismanaging the economy, and characterized its members as inherently corrupt.
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Schlichter's St. Louis firm has pursued many lawsuits accusing companies of mismanaging 401(k) and other retirement plans.
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Conservative opponents have accused the Socialist president of mismanaging a problem they say is ultimately a British one.
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Opposition groups have accused Bashir, who has ruled Sudan since 1989, of mismanaging the economy and squandering resources.
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He has also filed legal actions accusing the Trump family business, the Trump Organization, of mismanaging the hotel.
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In another instance, an Internal Revenue Service audit found that some schools had been mismanaging student activity funds.
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Ms. Yingluck is charged with mismanaging a rice subsidy initiative while in office, costing the country $20143 billion.
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Do you think they -- there&aposs any responsibility for, kind of, mismanaging her or is it all on her?
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A battery of stories have questioned the experts' competence, and even alleged inappropriate acts, such as mismanaging public money.
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President Trump had lashed out at California officials for "mismanaging" forests, contributing to the deadly blazes ravaging the state.
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After declaring a one-party state and mismanaging the economy, Nkrumah was overthrown in a violent coup in 1966.
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"The last thing it wants/needs is to create financial stress as a result of mismanaging expectations," Tanious said.
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So Blashill is either Dianne Wiest or Fred Dalton Thompson, mismanaging his ADAs but also working with inferior ADAs.
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Democrats charged the Trump administration with mismanaging the federal government's response to the outbreak and repeatedly downplaying the threat.
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Shkreli was recently sentenced to seven years in prison for fraud due to mismanaging money at his hedge funds.
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Bobbitt told the Inquirer that McClure and D'Amico were withholding half the money and accused them of mismanaging the funds.
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At the time, Abe accused the party of mismanaging the economy, warning that it could not be trusted with power.
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Banking law anticipates that bank officers and directors could be held personally liable for gross negligence in mismanaging the bank.
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The Singapore model, it has to be said, did not keep Mr. Trump from mismanaging his meeting with Mr. Kim.
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The government, on the other hand, seems to think the disease is political, and appears to be mismanaging its response.
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The powerful union UGTT accuses Chahed of mismanaging the economy and has called for him to be to step down.
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Rosneft then sued Sistema, accusing it of mismanaging Bashneft and stripping it of assets, and demanded $3 billion in compensation.
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Zuma, who has held power since 2009, has struggled to fend off opposition accusations of corruption and mismanaging the economy.
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In March 2016, Brown was accused of mismanaging and misappropriating funds, according to an investigative audit by the state legislative auditor.
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Conservative opponents have raised the heat, accusing the Socialist president of mismanaging a problem they say is ultimately a British one.
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He and Rousseff have likened opposition efforts to impeach her over unrelated accusations of mismanaging public accounts to a military coup.
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Grijalva said there's "no question" the Trump administration is mismanaging the border, slowing down legal crossings to create an immigration crisis.
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Rather than fester for years under the mismanaging claws of Big Government, he thought, money could flow directly to individual recipients.
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In March, President Donald Trump fired David Shulkin, the head of the Department of Veterans Affairs, ostensibly for mismanaging public funds.
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Victims had hoped the pope would use the moment to show his commitment to holding bishops accountable for mismanaging such cases.
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Tom Burroughs, the House minority leader, said in a statement that Mr. Brownback and his allies were guilty of mismanaging the state.
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The Women's March cut ties with three of its inaugural board members who had drawn accusations of anti-Semitism and mismanaging finances.
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Some Democrats have warned that mismanaging the politics of gun control or gun safety bills would threaten their party's political standing. Rep.
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The case against Mr. Rato and his former colleagues for mismanaging Bankia and misstating its accounts began shortly after the bank's bailout.
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Mismanaging his directly reporting leadership, Kylo Ren fosters a grudge in Hux that runs deeper than the general's hatred of the Resistance.
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Guaido and his supporters accuse Maduro of mismanaging the income from the country's massive oil reserves and failing to maintain public infrastructure.
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After the financial crisis, in 22017, it had to cut its dividend (for the first time in 97 years) after mismanaging its finances.
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Meanwhile, Guaidó and his supporters accused Maduro of mismanaging the income from the country's massive oil reserves and failing to maintain public infrastructure.
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HANOI (Reuters) - Police in Vietnam arrested two former information ministers on Saturday on suspicion of mismanaging public investment, they said on their website.
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The Women's March recently cut ties with three of its inaugural board members who had drawn accusations of anti-Semitism and mismanaging finances.
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She was banned from politics for five years in January 2015 after a military-appointed legislature found her guilty of mismanaging the scheme.
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As leader of the WHO, Tedros should be held accountable for his role in mismanaging efforts to control the spread of the virus.
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"They are more worried about Cicig than trying to denounce the United States government of mismanaging" its treatment of migrants, Mr. Godoy said.
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The key to overcoming procrastination is to understand that it's not the result of laziness or mismanaging time, but of avoiding unpleasant emotions.
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In 2014, though, he was forced to leave Pimco amid allegations that he was an abusive boss and was mismanaging the huge business.
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In a statement to BuzzFeed News, FEMA echoed President Trump's recent sentiments accusing Puerto Rican officials of mismanaging federal disaster assistance and donations.
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Akufo-Addo has said re-electing Mahama would threaten the nation's future, accusing the president's government of mismanaging the economy and unleashing hardship.
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To be clear, it has a spotty track record: For years, watchdogs have dinged RUS for mismanaging its millions of dollars of investments.
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" A separate anti-Trump PAC, Make America Awesome, released an ad called "Not for Us" Thursday, hitting Trump for "mismanaging his companies into bankruptcy.
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She was banned from politics until 2020 after a military-appointed assembly found her guilty of mismanaging a multi-billion-dollar rice subsidy scheme.
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Raisi, 56, had accused Rouhani of mismanaging the economy, travelling to poor areas and holding rallies where he promised more welfare benefits and jobs.
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Yingluck was banned from politics for five years in January 2015 after a military-appointed legislature found her guilty of mismanaging the rice scheme.
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Advocates called the changes a long overdue step that moved the administration in the right direction after years of mismanaging the Central American crisis.
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President Hassan Rouhani, whom critics have accused of mismanaging the response to the disaster, said on Wednesday the sanctions were also hampering aid efforts.
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The MDC accuses President Emmerson Mnangagwa's government of political repression and mismanaging an economy that is mired in its worst crisis in a decade.
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After the actor accused TMG of mismanaging his finances, the group filed a countersuit claiming that Depp had dug himself into a financial hole.
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The financial consequences of mismanaging your money only become more pressing as you get older, so it's important to develop good savings habits early.
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The two dozen Democratic candidates heading into the Iowa caucuses in a few weeks would love to accuse the president of mismanaging the economy.
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Transit leaders have come under fire for mismanaging the agency's finances, from bloated construction costs to labor rules that increase the price of projects.
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Zuma, who has been dogged by accusations of corruption and mismanaging the economy, survived an attempt in parliament on Tuesday to force him from office.
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Before his death, Mr. Khashoggi was launching projects to combat online abuse and to try to reveal that Crown Prince Mohammed was mismanaging the country.
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This week, Priorities USA announced it would put $6 million behind a new ad accusing Trump of mismanaging the government's response to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Mr. Sirisena blamed his counterpart for mismanaging the country's finances and trade, and worried that national assets were being sold to make up the difference.
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The filmmakers scrutinize processing plants, where carcasses are butchered by the trailer-load, and deride the Australian government, which they suggest is mismanaging the populations.
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Thiel regards Trump as an extended metaphor for what's wrong with our political process — as the elites' rightful punishment for decades of mismanaging the economy.
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Doctors likewise could be worried about the implication that they were somehow mismanaging their patients if they required a prescription for an overdose reversal drug. 28.
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In other words, mishandling or mismanaging private data in ways that betrays someone's security or privacy is a data breach, no matter how you slice it.
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A federal judge in Manhattan has certified a class of approximately 20,000 members in a lawsuit accusing New York University of mismanaging its employees' pension plans.
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The player wins the game by carrying out a sarin gas attack on a Tokyo subway, and loses by mismanaging the cult which leads to Armageddon.
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If you ever wanted to learn how to not handle a currency crisis, you should observe the way President Recep Erdogan is mismanaging the Turkish lira.
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Since then, though, it's clear Uber did a lot of other things wrong — from mismanaging sexual harassment issues to making some dubious choices to thwart regulators.
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But analysts say the floods, coupled with a looming verdict in a criminal case that accuses Yingluck of mismanaging a rice-buying scheme, are fuelling underlying tension.
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Politicians from both main political parties have criticized the purchase of the S26T submarines, accusing the military government of mismanaging priorities at a time of economic downturn.
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The MDC accuses Mnangagwa of political repression and blames his government for mismanaging the economy, triggering triple-digit inflation and widespread shortages of fuel, power and bread.
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Instead, he alienated millions who accused him of usurping unlimited powers, imposing the Brotherhood's conservative brand of Islam and mismanaging the economy, all of which he denied.
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See a deleted scene in which he opens up about mismanaging money early on in his career and how embracing travel and EDM changed his life below.
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According to multiple sources, more than half of the startup's staff signed an internal petition to depose CEO Rus Yusupov, whom they saw as mismanaging the company.
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In March, 2017, Joanne sued Dana and Dominique for mismanaging the company, pushing her out, slashing her salary, and ceasing to pay for her leased Mercedes-Benz.
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"It's not as much about the ideas as it is the execution of those plans — the company is mismanaging the opportunities in front of them," he said.
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In February, the Polish media reported that Morawiecki, the prime minister, wanted Świrski removed because of concerns he was mismanaging the Foundation's annual budget of around $75 million.
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They point to a report from the Little Hoover Commission, which blames "a century of mismanaging Sierra Nevada forests" for the "unprecedented environmental catastrophe" the state now faces.
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Four officials were suspended from their posts for allegedly mismanaging floods in China's northern province of Hebei that have killed at least 130 people and affected 9m others.
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On the contrary, Petroski makes a strong case that we face an infrastructure deficit, at the same time that politicians have eroded voters' trust by mismanaging the megaprojects.
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Johnny Bobbitt, a former U.S. Marine in Philadelphia, sued Katelyn McClure and Mark D'Amico in August, accusing them of mismanaging funds raised to repay him for his kindness.
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But talks between Mr. Christofias and his Turkish counterpart stalled, and any optimism about reunification was overshadowed by a series of disasters that he was blamed for mismanaging.
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Meyer characterized the result of the university's investigation as largely exonerating him, saying he was not suspended for condoning domestic violence but rather for mismanaging the Smith situation.
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Yingluck fled Thailand last August, weeks before the Supreme Court found her guilty of negligence in mismanaging a rice subsidy scheme and sentenced her to five years in prison.
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But Poland has not escaped the sexual abuse scandals that have battered the Catholic Church's reputation around the world along with accusations of senior clergy concealing or mismanaging cases.
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Last week, the Supreme Court convicted and sentenced Yingluck in absentia to five years in jail for mismanaging a rice subsidy scheme that cost the country billions of dollars.
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This week, Cuomo signed an executive order to create an independent emergency monitor to oversee the money, and criticized NYCHA, which lies outside the state's control, for mismanaging funds.
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Mateski had accused Raytheon of mismanaging a subcontract to develop a weather sensor for the National Polar-Orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System (NPOESS), on which Northrop Grumman Corp (NOC.
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Pemex, struggling financially with high debt costs and flagging oil production, has come under scrutiny for mismanaging and overspending on contracts for everything from oil platforms to safety films.
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Gavin Newsom and top utility regulators have accused the company of mismanaging its power system and failing for decades to make the investments needed to make it more durable.
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Critics accuse him of mismanaging Angola's oil wealth and making an elite, mainly his family and political allies, vastly rich in a country ranked amongst the world's most corrupt.
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The Maduro administration has been responsible for grossly mismanaging the economy and plunging the country into a deep humanitarian crisis in which many people lack food and medical care.
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Vivendi – The French media conglomerate criticized U.S. hedge fund Elliott as mismanaging Telecom Italia, after the firm wrestled control of Telecom Italia's board away from Vivendi earlier this year.
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But thousands of Christian activists defied the ban that day, gathering for their weekly protest against Mr. Moon, whom they accuse of coddling North Korea and mismanaging the economy.
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Bostock said he believes he was fired for being gay; his employer says Bostock was fired because an audit of his work found that he was mismanaging public funds.
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Lloyd, who has been blamed for mismanaging efforts to reunite the families last summer, is a top target of House Democrats' sprawling investigation into the now-defunct border policy.
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They blame leftist President Nicolas Maduro for mismanaging their oil-producing nation's economy and causing the deep crisis that has driven several million Venezuelans to emigrate across Latin America.
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A federal judge in Manhattan has certified a class of at least 28,000 Cornell University employees who are suing the upstate New York school for allegedly mismanaging employee retirement plans.
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Yingluck fled from Thailand in August, weeks before the Supreme Court found her guilty of negligence in mismanaging a rice-buying scheme and sentenced her to five years in prison.
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He accused them of mismanaging funds they raised on Bobbitt's behalf after he came to McClure's aid in November when she ran out of gas while driving on Interstate 95.
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Managing water supplies in largely agrarian Thailand has proved a challenge for successive governments, with the government of then Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra being criticized for mismanaging the 2011 crisis.
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Yingluck fled from Thailand last August, weeks before the Supreme Court found her guilty of negligence in mismanaging a rice subsidy scheme and sentenced her to five years in prison.
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Other relatives criticized the airline for its lack of informationIn the immediate aftermath of the disappearance, both the Malaysian government and the airline itself were accused of mismanaging the crisis.
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The company's strategy for, you could say, mismanaging expectation has seen it frequently swing from publicly rubbishing a device type or technology — to warmly embracing it a few years later.
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The embattled president of the world amateur boxing federation resigned four months after the group's executive committee overwhelmingly approved a no-confidence motion against him for mismanaging the organization's finances.
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In its lawsuit against Mr. Kalanick, Benchmark claimed that it had no inkling until this year that Mr. Kalanick was mismanaging the company or that Uber's culture was deeply troubled.
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Mr. Bush's assertion at a news conference, even as the agency was mismanaging its response, that Mr. Brown was doing a "heck of a job," became a national punch line.
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Yingluck, whose administration was ousted in a 2014 coup, was banned from politics for five years in 2015 after a military-appointed legislature found her guilty of mismanaging the rice scheme.
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It has accused Provident executives of mismanaging the company and laid out a plan for "a brighter future for Provident", including simplifying the lender by selling one unit and closing another.
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And at a White House conference last month hosted by Obama, the federal government agreed to pay $492 million to 17 Native American tribes for mismanaging their funds and natural resources.
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Trump, born into enormous wealth, made one mistake after another -- stiffing everyday small businessmen, helping to sink the USFL, mismanaging his businesses so much that he needed bankruptcy court multiple times.
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In a rebuttal on his website and social media accounts, Jaitley blamed Singh's administration for mismanaging the economy, adding that the opposition Congress has been unwilling to support reforms in parliament.
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In mid-January Olusegun Obasanjo, a former president and still-powerful statesman, wrote an open letter urging him to quit after one term, accusing him of nepotism and mismanaging the economy.
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Its lawyers paint a picture of Mikkelson mismanaging tens of thousands of dollars by using Snopes' money for non-business travel — allegedly including a honeymoon to Asia following his second marriage.
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A federal judge in Manhattan has granted class certification to a lawsuit by JPMorgan Chase & Co employees accusing the bank of breaching its duties by mismanaging workers' 401(k) retirement funds.
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Neumann has been accused of hoodwinking investors and mismanaging the company, the kind of guy who reportedly walked barefoot around the office and once handed out tequila shots after announcing layoffs.
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Steven Blatt filed docs asking for up to 4 more hours to depose Shannen in her lawsuit against his management firm, in which she accuses Blatt of mismanaging her insurance premiums.
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Trump's longstanding aversion to helping Puerto Rico comes down to allegations he's made, with no evidence, about the regional government mismanaging funds that it's already received to pay for previous debts.
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One official, a sitting governor, had served as head of the food ministry, which has been blamed for mismanaging a program critical in a nation where children have died of hunger.
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The case, which remains unsolved, became a scandal for the Mexican government, which was accused by victims' advocates of, at best, mismanaging the investigation and, at worst, covering up the truth.
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And the Government Accountability Office in 21 accused Mr. Billington of mismanaging the library's information technology systems, and of ignoring for years a legal requirement to hire a chief information officer.
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The president later accused Cummings and other Baltimore political leaders of stealing and mismanaging federal funds, and claimed that his sustained attacks on the city had bolstered his African American support.
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Mateski had accused Raytheon of mismanaging a subcontract to develop a weather sensor for the National Polar-Orbiting Operational Environmental Satellite System (NPOESS), on which Northrop Grumman Corp held the main contract.
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Evans Kidero was one of 11 government officials and businesspeople named by Kenya's senior prosecutor as "criminally culpable" for mismanaging and embezzling public funds, the prosecutor's office said on its Twitter feed.
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In an interview with LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman, claimed that he's actually more anxious about not changing the world for the better than he is about potentially mismanaging his behemoth company.
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Six months later, my brothers sent a letter accusing me of theft, coercion, emotional blackmail, mismanaging my mother's funds and using my ill health as a way to bilk her of money.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York University on Tuesday won the dismissal of a class-action lawsuit brought on behalf of thousands of employees who accused the school of mismanaging their retirement plans.
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On one level, the Flint lead poisoning scandal is about a state mismanaging a city under financial duress and moving the city to a water supply that turned out to be unsafe.
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One side seems to be knocking the front office for not getting enough talent on the roster, the other for mismanaging the talent that's there and not pushing the players hard enough.
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NSF's 1.3 billion pound ($1.69 billion) hostile bid for Provident Financial has turned into a bitter war of words between the two subprime lenders with NSF accusing Provident executives of mismanaging the company.
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Yingluck was banned from politics in 33 after a military-appointed assembly found her guilty of mismanaging a scheme that bought rice from farmers at up to 50 percent above the market price.
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The sad reality in Nigeria today is that a corrupt, unpatriotic elite — military, ex-military men, and civilian and religious acolytes — has run Nigeria's economy aground by siphoning and mismanaging Nigeria's oil wealth.
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Ms. Yingluck, who was forced from office in 2014, was put on trial in Thailand last year, accused of costing the country $8 billion by mismanaging a rice subsidy initiative while prime minister.
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They have accused Mr. Maduro's government of grossly mismanaging the country and driving the economy to the brink of collapse, causing a humanitarian catastrophe that has forced more than 3.4 million to flee.
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Temer was vice president under President Dilma Rousseff until he took over her job nearly four weeks ago when the senate voted to suspend her pending a trial for mismanaging the national accounts.
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"Beijing likely will be willing to let Lam take heat for mismanaging the process of securing passage of the bill, bide its time, and wait for the next opportunity to advance the legislation."
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Elected in 2011, Ms. Yingluck was forced from office five years ago and tried on charges that she had cost the country $8 billion by mismanaging a rice-subsidy initiative while prime minister.
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Elected in 2011, Ms. Yingluck was forced from office five years ago and tried on charges that she had cost the country $8 billion by mismanaging a rice-subsidy initiative while prime minister.
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George W. Bush declared that he was doing a "heck of a job" in managing the disaster relief effort, a phrase that became famous days later when Bush fired Brown for mismanaging the project.
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His Syriza party first came to power last year tapping into public anger against a political elite which most Greeks accuse of mismanaging state finances and is still popular despite caving into lenders' demands.
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Among their contentions: Mr. Pishevar and another board member, the investor Joe Lonsdale, pushed to hire relatives to do work for the company, while mismanaging the business or being largely absent except for parties.
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"I was told not to ask that question of employees any more," said Sandra Orum, a former human resources specialist who said she was asked to resign last year for mismanaging exit-interview data.
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The projects were run by teens who didn't initially set out to scam anyone, who genuinely wanted to make something, and who were just overestimating, underestimating, or generally mismanaging their funds along the way.
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And to top it all off: the Comey fiasco, which will be remembered as a case study in misjudging a situation, mismanaging the easily foreseeable fallout and achieving the exact opposite of one's aims.
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But the prime minister's popularity also took a beating over allegations by his critics of mismanaging the economy, and the 2015 adoption of a new good and services tax that drove up living costs.
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SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile's environmental regulator on Thursday drew up various charges against the Los Pelambres copper mine for mismanaging water resources and nearby flora, charges which could lead to stiff fines or even closure.
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"lt's not fair to just blame it on the fishermen or the top 20 countries for mismanaging waste," said Hardesty, principal research scientist for the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO) in Australia.
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And the Stop Asset and Vehicle Excess Act — the SAVE Act — is a response to a 2015 inspector general's finding that the Department of Homeland Security was wasting money by mismanaging its vehicle fleet.
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His longstanding aversion to helping Puerto Rico came down to allegations he's made, with no evidence, about the regional government mismanaging funds — and it played a major role in delaying agreement on the package.
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President Hassan Rouhani, whose critics have accused him of mismanaging the emergency response to the disaster, on Wednesday said the sanctions were hampering efforts to deliver aid, echoing comments by Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif.
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Trump has repeatedly accused Puerto Rico and its leaders, including Rosselló and San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz, a vocal Trump critic, of mismanaging recovery funds and said the island should not receive additional assistance.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's Supreme Court convicted and sentenced former prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra in absentia to five years in prison on Wednesday for mismanaging a rice subsidy scheme that cost the country billions of dollars.
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The Justice and Interior Departments also announced settlements with 17 tribes that had sued the U.S. government, accusing them of mismanaging monetary assets and natural resources that the government held in trust for the tribes.
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Pittsburgh-based Bank of New York Mellon is close to settling a proposed class action accusing it of mismanaging assets of thousands of trusts across the country, according to a filing in Boston federal court.
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Like Zeus, Sagittarius can sabotage themselves and make their own lives more difficult by mismanaging their wisdom and misdirecting their power—especially by choosing to indulge their whims rather than focusing on the bigger picture.
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The Justice and Interior Departments also announced settlements with 17 tribes that had sued the U.S. government, accusing them of mismanaging monetary assets and natural resources that the government held in trust for the tribes.
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From The Inquirer:Fallon said he learned of the missing money in a conference call Tuesday morning with lawyers for Kate McClure and Mark D'Amico, the Burlington County couple accused of mismanaging the money raised for Bobbitt.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Lisa Marie Presley, the only daughter of Elvis Presley, says she is facing financial ruin and has filed a $240 million lawsuit accusing her former business manager of negligence and mismanaging her finances.
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Oetting has spent years demanding that Green Jacobson, which entered bankruptcy in 2017 after losing a $10.5 million malpractice judgment in an unrelated case, return money to the class and take responsibility for mismanaging settlement funds.
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Reid guided the Philadelphia Eagles to the Super Bowl in 24, but he was widely accused of mismanaging the clock in a 24-21 defeat by the New England Patriots, the equivalent of one field goal.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom said on Monday that utility Pacific Gas and Electric should be held accountable for mismanaging last week's widespread power shutoffs and urged the company to provide credits or rebates to affected customers.
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On Monday, the executive committee members of the organization — which is known as the A.I.B.A. — overwhelmingly approved a no-confidence motion against its president, Ching-kuo Wu of Taiwan, accusing him of mismanaging the federation's finances.
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The decision could embolden members of the ruling African National Congress (ANC) to vote against Zuma and puts him in a precarious position as he struggles to fend off opposition accusations of corruption and mismanaging the economy.
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Meanwhile, projects like earthquake-stricken Haiti—which earned the foundation the scorn of grassroots Haitian activists that accused the foundation of mismanaging millions that did little to alleviate the poverty-stricken country's recovery—blemished the organization's reputation.
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The probe came on the heels of a lawsuit by New York state Attorney General Barbara Underwood against the foundation, as well as Trump himself, claiming that he broke state and federal law by mismanaging the charity.
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It is a global population redistribution in the making, and we either come to terms with it and step up to the challenge or we will pay the price for mismanaging it for many generations to come.
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And Cardinal Donald Wuerl, the Roman Catholic archbishop of Washington who has been accused of mismanaging cases of abuse, sent a letter informing his priests that he planned to discuss whether to resign with Francis in Rome.
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Here's what one of its major investors told the NYT: "It's not as much about the ideas as it is the execution of those plans — the company is mismanaging the opportunities in front of them," he said.
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FREETOWN (Reuters) - Two Ebola survivors in Sierra Leone filed a lawsuit in a regional court on Friday, accusing the government of mismanaging funds during an epidemic that killed more than 3,000 people in the West African nation.
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The company has also weathered SEC charges for misleading investors during the 2008 subprime mortgage crisis; battled a 2009 class action lawsuit for mismanaging retirement funds; and paid over $64 million in January 2017 to resolve fraud charges.
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While hubris surely plays some role, like it always has in business, it's hard to believe hordes of entrepreneurs are mismanaging their companies into early graves by failing to live up to the standards set for public companies.
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Tackling sexual abuses that have battered the Catholic Church's reputation has been a major challenge for Francis since his 2013 election, with victims demanding a crackdown on bishops at the diocese level accused of concealing or mismanaging cases.
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Gorsuch's career at the EPA came to a scandalous conclusion in 1983: she resigned after she was accused of mismanaging the agency's $1.6 billion Superfund budget and was charged with contempt of Congress when she hid documents Reagan had requested.
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And that is not the proverbial Europe "à la carte" ridiculed by the governing elites in France and Germany, who bear an enormous responsibility for mismanaging the European Union they now see as the only way of clinging to power.
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Dos Santos, who has been in power since 1979 and is Africa's second longest-ruling leader, is accused by critics of mismanaging Angola's oil wealth and making an elite vastly rich in a country ranked amongst the world's most corrupt.
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A federal judge in Boston has rejected a bid by Bank of New York Mellon to remove a key named plaintiff in a proposed class action accusing the Manhattan bank of mismanaging assets of thousands of trusts across the United States.
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VATICAN CITY — Pope Francis on Friday accepted the resignation of Cardinal Donald Wuerl, the archbishop of Washington, a moment many victims of clerical abuse had hoped would demonstrate his commitment to holding bishops accountable for mismanaging cases of sexual misconduct.
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Jeb Bush of Florida, averted a runoff after a somewhat difficult primary campaign against Jerry Patterson, who previously held the job and accused Mr. Bush of mismanaging the General Land Office so badly that it brought him out of retirement.
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Begay, a former Tour winner and a recovering alcoholic, has been a sounding board, along with the swimmer Michael Phelps, for Woods since he sought professional help for mismanaging pain medications shortly after being charged with driving under the influence.
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Since 2013, the French authorities have been investigating possible misuse of public funds in connection with the Cité du Cinéma's initial financing and setup, and several officials have already been fined small amounts for mismanaging public money used in the project.
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The first case, from the 2628th Circuit, centers on Gerald Lynn Bostock, a child welfare services coordinator for a juvenile court system who says he was falsely accused of mismanaging funds and subsequently fired by the county for being gay.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday agreed to consider reviving a class action lawsuit against U.S. Bancorp that accused it of mismanaging an employee pension plan in a manner that violated the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA).
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Critics accuse Dos Santos - Africa's second longest-ruling leader after Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo - of mismanaging Angola's oil wealth and making an elite, mainly his family and political allies, vastly rich in a country ranked amongst the world's most corrupt.
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Critics accuse Dos Santos - Africa's second longest ruling leader after Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo - of mismanaging Angola's oil wealth and making an elite, mainly his family and political allies, vastly rich in a country ranked amongst the world's most corrupt.
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After two years of Techint-led management of Usiminas, in which the company reversed losses and increased productivity at its two main plants, Nippon Steel broke off with the Italian-Argentine group in September 2014, accusing some of its executives of mismanaging Usiminas.
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WASHINGTON, June 28 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday agreed to consider reviving a class action lawsuit against U.S. Bancorp that accused it of mismanaging an employee pension plan in a manner that violated the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA).
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The House Committee on Oversight and Reform voted Tuesday to issue a subpoena to the former head of the personnel security division at the White House after a whistle-blower accused him of putting national security in jeopardy by mismanaging security clearances.
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A June 2018 Rolling Stone profile outlined his complicated morass of personal woes, including a lawsuit against his former business managers, in which he accused them of mismanaging his money and they counter-sued, alleging he'd squandered his millions on wine and islands.
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Board members concluded that he had become part of the problem by mismanaging Boeing's relationship with the Federal Aviation Administration, the one agency the company had to win over to emerge from its nearly yearlong crisis, people familiar with the matter said.
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Still, over his two-year tenure, Mr. O'Neill has rarely clashed openly with Mr. Vance, even when other high-ranking members of his department were accusing Mr. Vance's office of mismanaging the investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct against the Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein.
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Having tens of thousands of workers unemployed was indicative of the struggling retail sector, but Toys R Us employees were particularly incensed because the venture capital firms that bought the company in 2005 reportedly also made an enormous profit by purposely mismanaging the company.
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The president, expressing shock at the scale of the devastation and praising the efforts of emergency workers, offered much more conciliatory words than he had used a week earlier when he accused state officials of mismanaging California's forests and threatened to withhold financial assistance.
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BEA is the last big family-run bank in Hong Kong, but its profitability lags its listed peers and in February Elliott, which has a stake of 7 percent, called for the bank to be put up for sale, accusing the board of mismanaging the business.
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The motion filed by Lance Cooper, a Georgia attorney who first publicly exposed the defect, accused a lawyer leading federal litigation over the switch, Robert Hilliard, of mismanaging the cases and negotiating a multimillion dollar settlement primarily to benefit his own clients, rather than all plaintiffs.
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They accuse Maduro, a socialist who replaced his mentor Hugo Chavez upon his death in 2013, of mismanaging the economy and of making increasingly authoritarian moves to hold on to power, and are calling for the next presidential election – scheduled for late 2018 – to be brought forward.
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The African National Congress has ruled virtually unopposed since it ended white-minority rule in 1994 with Nelson Mandela at its helm, but has lost support - particularly in cities - among voters who feel their lives have not improved and accuse President Jacob Zuma of mismanaging the economy.
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And while the fairness of that characterization is easily debatable, it is true that some of the island's officials have been accused of mismanaging resources: Several cabinet members, for example, were fired by the governor after a warehouse full of supplies for Hurricane Maria was found untouched in January.
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But the latest furor over the online posts has undoubtedly benefited the ANC, analysts say, taking some heat off Zuma who is accused by his political opponents and analysts of mismanaging the economy, and boosting its bid to promote itself as the only party committed to a non-racial society.
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As for daze, Phil may be high or he may have been high in the CBA or he may just be using hippy jargon instead of spelling the word out like a normal person, because that's almost as on-brand for Phil Jackson these days as mismanaging the New York Knicks.
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While the employers in all three cases have not explicitly stated that they each respectively fired Bostock, Zarda, and Stephens because of their LGBTQ identities—instead citing reasons like mismanaging public money or dress code—the Trump administration has been very clear that these cases are indeed about LGBTQ identity.
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NARL says in court filings that BP sent several letters to Citigroup - which is a party to the supply and offtake agreement - falsely accusing the refinery owners of mismanaging the plant; it says the correspondence was in an effort to thwart financing negotiations and impose its will on the refinery owners.
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Zuma is due step down as ANC president in December, when the party elects new leadership, and as national president in 2019, Along with allegations of corruption and mismanaging the economy, the ANC has been riven by fighting between factions backing Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa and former African Union head Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma as leadership candidates.
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New York City's response to the most recent storm typically influences the next decision; if the mayor was seen as overly alarmist over just a few inches, he may be more hesitant to cancel schools, but if he took heat for mismanaging a storm, it is easier to make the case for an abundance of caution.
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The only difference between Coughlin and McAdoo the past two seasons is that if people mocked Coughlin's hair and baggy suits last season, he would not have spent the off-season getting an image makeover; he would have raised two middle fingers to his critics just before mismanaging his timeouts in the final two minutes of a half during a divisional loss.
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At the heart of the issue, according to several people who left, was deep distrust of and frustration with Mr. Weaver, whom they accused of wasting money on television advertising during Mr. Sanders's campaign; mismanaging campaign funds by failing to hire staff members or effectively target voters; and creating a hostile work environment by threatening to criticize staff members if they quit.
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