Betekenis van:
mismanagement
mismanagement
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- slecht beheer
- management that is careless or inefficient
"he accomplished little due to the mismanagement of his energies"
Synoniemen
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Hyponiemen
mismanagement
Zelfstandig naamwoord
- slecht beleid; slecht beleid
- management that is careless or inefficient
"he accomplished little due to the mismanagement of his energies"
Synoniemen
Hyperoniemen
Hyponiemen
Voorbeeldzinnen
- It was mismanagement of the company's affairs by the acting director.
- The loss caused by mismanagement amounted to […].
- The report severely criticises, inter alia, the following acts of mismanagement: […]
- The yard’s difficulties were caused and exacerbated by years of neglected investments, mismanagement and lack of proper risk mitigating policies.
- The existence of one or more acts of mismanagement by the French State, de facto managing the undertaking in compulsory liquidation
- Moreover, according to the findings in, inter alia, the reports of the Court of Auditors, the mismanagement attributable to the French State, de facto manager of SNCM, contributed to SNCM’s stated shortfall in assets.
- The director of a natural person may be declared liable, on the basis of Article L.624-3 of the Commercial Code, even if his act of mismanagement is only one of the causes of the shortfall in assets and may be ordered to bear in whole or in part the social debts, even if his mismanagement is the cause of only a part of them.
- In that context, according to SNCM’s expert, there is no doubt that the French State would be ordered to bear all or a part of the shortfall in assets under an action ‘en comblement de passif’, having regard to the very strong involvement of the State in SNCM’s management, its manifest acts of mismanagement and the size of its financial resources.
- However, the Commission takes the view that the French authorities have not shown, in the light of the rules on State aid, in what respect the aforesaid acts of mismanagement of the State prejudicial to the undertaking are acts which any other private shareholder in a market economy might have carried out.
- In that respect, […] In their letter of 30 April 2007, the French authorities described the risk of an order for damages against the State as very high, having regard to the […] criteria of categorisation of mismanagement as provided for in Article L.651-2 of the Commercial Code.
- The objective of this Directive, that is to say, improving the management of waste from the extractive industries, cannot be sufficiently achieved by the Member States acting alone because the mismanagement of such waste may cause pollution of a transboundary nature.
- Finally, although Pusan Bank had no GOK ownership, it was nevertheless ordered by the FSS in 1999 to fire or replace its executives and to increase its paid-in capital by USD 86,2 million before the end of March 2000 [23], to ‘slash their manpower, the number of branches and organisations, while disposing of ailing subsidiaries’ [24] and, in 2000, the FSS sanctioned its former and current officials for mismanagement [25].
- In its decision 2006/947/EC of 7 December 2005 on the State aid implemented by Belgium for ABX Logistics (OJ L 383, 28.12.2006, p. 21), the Commission stated: The Commission does not deny that, in certain exceptional cases, some national legislation provides for the possibility of third parties to bring proceedings against the shareholders of a liquidated company, in particular if these shareholders may be considered […] and/or as being guilty of mismanagement.
- Although the French authorities consider that their conduct as manager of SNCM cannot be described as being ‘wrongful’ in that action, they insist that there is a very high risk that an order would be made against the State by a national court for the shortfall in SNCM’s assets owing to flexible criteria for characterisation of mismanagement as provided for in Article L-651-2 of the Commercial Code and pursuant to the case-law cited above which can be transposed to the present case.
- Finally, although Pusan Bank had no GOK ownership, it was nevertheless ordered by the FSS in 1999 to fire or replace its executives and to increase its paid-in capital by USD 86,2 million before the end of March 2000 [23], to ‘slash their manpower, the number of branches and organisations, while disposing of ailing subsidiaries’ [24] and, in 2000, the FSS sanctioned its former and current officials for mismanagement [25]. Given this degree of GOK control over Pusan Bank, the bank's decision to participate in the syndicated loan cannot be considered to be a safe commercial benchmark.