Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Maladministration in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Good administration" is the opposite of"maladministration.
He therefore found no maladministration.
No maladministration was therefore found.
In 31% of cases(110), no maladministration was found.
In view of these findings, there appeared to be no maladministration by OPOCE.
He was known to be a hardliner against corrupt officials and maladministration.
The Ombudsman also noted in his Annual Report for 1997 that there are limits towhat could be considered as maladministration.
The Ombudsman accused Mr Brüner of maladministration in November 2003, yet he has not had the grace to resign.
Statewatch claimed that the failure to publish the report on time was a clear case of maladministration.
MEPs elect a European Ombudsman, who is responsible for investigating claims of maladministration on the part of the Union's institutions and bodies.
EWS was unfair and constituted an instance of maladministration.
I have tabled a couple of amendments, the sole purpose of which is to clarify the concept of maladministration.
because I am sure the small number you deal with does not truly reflect the problems of maladministration.
Therefore, the Ombudsman found that there was no instance of maladministration in relation to this aspect of the case.
The Ombudsman's inquiry therefore revealed no maladministration in relation to this aspect of thecomplaint.
The Ombudsman therefore considers that there was no maladministration by the Commission as regards this aspect of the complaint.
helping complainants uncover maladministration and attempting to put it right.
One of the most important ways in which the European Ombudsman promotes good administration is by investigating possible maladministration and recommending corrective action where necessary.
Wherever I find maladministration, I try if possible to achieve a positive-sum outcome that satisfies both the complainant and the institution.
No maladministration was found in 59 cases in 1997,