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The Conservatives have called it a "spectacular display of economic incompetence. "

Since hatred is an expression of incompetence, he never knew personal hatred, because he did not know incompetence.

He also said the party has recognized that there is laziness and incompetence among some of its senior cadres.

If a leader tends to lecture his men about anything major or minor, that must be an expression of his incompetence.

This may be costly (and distasteful in that incompetence is being rewarded) but at least you get rid of her with no ugliness and no risk.

Eg. She felt she had been made a scapegoat for her boss's incompetence.

The Pakistan Army will present Sunday's clash as proof of its valor in an attempt to assuage Pakistanis outraged by its incompetence.

Conventional ultrasonic NDT method is quite incompetence for the surface fatigue crack testing of in service rotary shaft.

Nobody is certain if the ham-handed investigation was the product of rash incompetence or a deliberate attempt to hide the truth.

The Irish airline Ryanair said there was no high-density ash over Scotland and accused Britain's Civil Aviation Authority of incompetence.

In an attempt to hide their incompetence, the French military establishment cast Mata Hari as a "superspy" . The legend was born.

She was so brazen in her deception and incompetence that she told me she was doing it (as stated above).

The euro has no "inherent problems, " except for the incompetence of its managers.

This is popularly referred to as the Peter Principle which states that in a hierarchy, employees rise to a level of their incompetence.

The intensity of public anger coupled with allegations of police incompetence meant that any verdict was bound to be controversial.

a hierarchy every employee tends to rise to his ~ of incompetence.

It is not relying on the legendary climb up to the relationship between the incompetence bidding.

The credit-rating merchants, whose incompetence cannot be overstated, make their usual cameo, as well.

Yet the government's efforts so far have been hampered as much by incompetence and political cowardice as a shortage of funds.

He told Australian radio that this tragedy is the fault of government corruption and incompetence.

Fayed accused him in Time magazine of incompetence and lack of professionalism.

Only Gao Qiu fortune, will the profound revelations of the Northern Song Dynasty years of social chaos and the ruler's incompetence.

That you did your job right, but due to an idiot co-worker's incompetence, they bungled a major project that had you as the project manager.

Many nominees appear to have been excluded for laudable reasons: their backgrounds as warlords or suspicions of corruption and incompetence.

In the international area, business is business, your economic slowdown only shows your incompetence, it has nothing to do with us.

However, it would be arrogant for those in Washington, DC, to assume that Japan's troubles simply reflected its macroeconomic incompetence.

The recent vandalism of the home of Sir Fred Goodwin, a failed banker and symbol of greedy incompetence, may be a taste of things to come.

Miranda Priestly: The details of your incompetence do not interest me.

The Iraq war was a case study of what happens when politicisation is mixed with incompetence.

Allenda was brought down by his own incompetence and inflexibility .

However, the latest commotion appears to have involved as much incompetence as calculation.

For each individual, for you, for me, the final promotion is from a level of competence to a level of incompetence.

Official incompetence and corruption have caused the proceeds of the country's dwindling oil reserves and water resources to be squandered.

As I said in English so much incompetence, and a small kelp refueling ah!

Romanov rissoles would be raw (and bleeding), prepared with extraordinary incompetence and bashed about by a madman.

Your assessment of her incompetence may be unfairly informed by these beliefs.

We punished him for his incompetence.

In business, a few failed directorships are a sign of entrepreneurship rather than incompetence.

The escape of a key suspect in the Christmas bombings is deeply embarrassing for the Nigerian police, who've been accused of incompetence.

For Platonists, in short, the incompetence and victimization of the masses are a more or less permanent condition.

Is his failure ascribable to incompetence or to bad luck?

His decision reflected politics, technical incompetence and ignorance of markets, and his comments thereafter were highly destabilising.

What recession certainly does do is it shakes things up in a huge way, which means incompetence get hurt, and new ideas and innovation win.

Book, I understand that Hunyong the incompetence of the heavy task of invigorating the Chinese nation to leave our generation.

Prolonged or recurrent, uncontrolled, excessive exposure can result in a slow, progressive cerebral incompetence .

In televised debates, he accused all his predecessors of corruption, nepotism, and incompetence.

The cause of the war lies in the greed and incompetence of politicians on both sides .

Many seethe at the corruption and incompetence of their leaders, though much venom is directed locally, not at the Communist party per se.

Rampant corruption, incompetence and sheer laziness in the public sector would be rooted out.

Those who rise to the top are lavishly rewarded, and vilification for incompetence is part of the bargain.

It can be part of a downward slide in which lack of confidence reinforces feelings of inadequacy and incompetence.

Last week I sat, increasingly miserable, in an establishment I own, as a catalogue of incompetence saw a series of customers treated poorly.

But nobody has levelled credible charges of deliberate manipulation, as opposed to incompetence by the independent election commission.

But nobody has leveled credible charges of deliberate manipulation, as opposed to incompetence by the independent election commission.

and shall not be affected by the subsequence incapacity or mental incompetence of the undersigned.

We can wing it for only so long before employers start wishing up to our real-world incompetence.

His incompetence has brought the company to the brink of bankruptcy.

Ominously, the president is apparently free to fire his prime minister at any time for alleged incompetence, real or imagined.

UNTIL the end of last month, Eskom, the state-owned power company, was mainly known for its inefficiency and incompetence.

Since it's un-American to lose, no unfortunate event is ever the result of incompetence, or even bad luck.

In any hierarchy, each individual rises to his own level of incompetence, and then remains there.

Therefore clearness and arrangement can be taught, sheer incompetence in the art of expression can be partly remedied.

Chinese authorities typically minimize events that suggest government incompetence lest they encourage social unrest.

Mr Markopolos offers a simple explanation for this failure: incompetence and arrogance.

At the end of the year she was fired for incompetence.

Showing jealousy of other people's abilities is clear proof of your own incompetence.

People who don't want to get dragged into some kind of work often develop a protective incompetence at it.

Lithuania has paid a high price for its past approach of principled incompetence; the desire for a quiet life now is understandable.

If the Church cannot find ways through, that is not an index of its incompetence so much as of the sensitivity of such matters.

China has power rationing now, as does Venezuela (a sign of incredible incompetence in an energy-rich country).

A spell in opposition seemed apt punishment for the incompetence, cronyism and extremism of the Bush presidency.

I refer to this as part of the unconscious incompetence model for Agile transition and change agents.

The question is whether this was down to deliberate deception, incompetence or bad luck.

(criminal law) a plea in which the defendant claims innocence due to mental incompetence at the time.

Reuters reported that some relatives and friends kept away from the site by police have accused officials of cold-hearted incompetence.

IF THE stakes were not so high, Europeans' incompetence in the euro-zone debt crisis would be comic.

Since incompetence is rewarded, new and better methods take much longer to become part of the mainstream in these fields.

The causes of the war ~the greed and incompetence of politicians on both sides.

The principle of diversification into incompetence applies from the largest financial institution to the smallest.

The administration's difficulties with various nominees have created an unfortunate impression of incompetence.

The debt crisis has been running for 18 months now, and the only way that euro-zone leaders have dazzled is through sheer incompetence.

In this stage, there may be feelings of discontent, impatience, anger, sadness, and feeling incompetence.

But investigations have uncovered a sorry tale of incompetence, mismanagement, obfuscation and possibly worse.

Astonishing degree of incompetence among lawyers representing abuse victims in criminal cases.

Thanks to extraordinary incompetence, Europe's leaders have almost ensured that the Greek rescue failed before it began.

Conclusions The therapeutic effects of cervical cerclage in patients with cervical incompetence is promising.

They have been betrayed. Western financial incompetence has trashed the value of their investments and consumer demand has dried up.

Its foreign and defence ministries displayed a bumbling incompetence that actively encouraged the Argentine folly.

The primary causes were private-sector incompetence and irresponsibility, compounded by lax regulation.

But the destructive effects of automobiles are much less a cause than a symptom of our incompetence at city building.

ASK people what caused the financial and economic crisis and most are likely to plump for some mix of greed and incompetence.

When happiness comes, the time to leave traces, but was shut sb. , the original time is incompetence when.

Chronic corruption and incompetence in government turned many against the authorities in the civil war.

Once I was forced to discard my protective incompetence, I found that business was neither so hard nor so boring as I feared.

But in the Apple culture of that time, having "A" problems was a sign of incompetence.

Instead, the crash has exposed hubris, incompetence and corruption in a single, tragic crunching of metal.

This budget war reflects inanity, incompetence and cowardice that are sadly inexplicable.

Many see openness as a cure for corruption and incompetence in public administration.

Afghans are alienated and disgusted by the Karzai government's corruption and incompetence.

The close contest has gone beyond just nasty political rhetoric alleging war crimes, corruption and incompetence.

Any hint at incompetence would be seized on, however absurdly, as racism.

A 12-year veteran of GTX, Bobby is suddenly fired, not for incompetence but to cut costs on the eve of a probable merger.

Yet the incompetence and unpredictability of politicians help explain the companies' caution.

How can they dare to withdraw facilities and berate borrowers when no one has been sacked for such gargantuan incompetence?

The ruling added to a growing impression of incompetence among PdL officials.

This foreordination with the deep-rooted chivalrous culture and legal incompetence in modern China is perhaps difficult to get rid.

Objective: To explore a plastic surgical method to deal with velopharyngeal incompetence after palatoplasty.

"A king, realizing his incompetence, can either delegate or abdicate his duties. A father can do neither. " --Marlene Dietrich.

Combine sth and sth He combines arrogance and incompetence in his dealing with the staff.

This month, Wenger was indeed contemptuous of overspending and financial incompetence.

Max Zorin: If your the best they ve got, there more likely try and cover up your embarrassing incompetence.

"Hosing down the crime scene so soon after the blast goes beyond mere incompetence, " the report says.

Max Zorin: If you're the best they've got, they're more likely try and cover up your embarrassing incompetence.

E. g. At the end of a month he was fired for incompetence.

Ignoring or promoting incompetence, cronyism and corruption.

People also complain about corruption, bureaucracy and the incompetence of petty potentates.

from his job for incompetence.

Why would you want someone fired for incompetence to train her replacement?

Jenny failed her job due to her incompetence.

Was their disappearance the upshot of Rumsfeld "s incompetence (spin) and Bush" s blind arrogance (spin)?

Modest incompetence is insufficient-if you merely destroy your own company, you won't get rescued.

Fans of the idea point out that the shareholders have been punished for their firm's incompetence by losing their £ 350m investment.

When faced with performance problems at work, it's common to blame individual worker error or incompetence.

No patient demonstrated clinically significant postoperative velopharyngeal incompetence after 14 weeks.

She defended her department against accusations of incompetence.

It was hobbled first by incompetence and internal dissension.

Shareholders in the entities should get nothing: the agencies have failed through their own incompetence.

While he despises incompetence and petty bickering he demands complete and utter loyalty.

Now, thanks to incompetence and impotence, governments may become the problem that will drag the world economy down.

Can be seen from the small Japan cowardly incompetence Qiruanbogeng side!

The whole problem comes down to the incompetence of the department head.

Nearly 60 to 120 subjects were placed in various situations where they witnessed inter-employee rudeness as well as employee incompetence.

The lunatic complexity of the US tax code is proof of legislative incompetence.

Discretionary monetary policy can suffer from incompetence and abuse of power.

Goat has an equally hard time dealing with Pig's incompetence and Rat's cruelty and occasional ignorance.

Her regime was marked by human-rights abuses, incompetence and massive corruption.

gross incompetence on behalf of this hospital.

No president can eliminate all pockets of incompetence in the vast federal government.

Besides bureaucratic incompetence and inertia, there are three main reasons for this inaction.

Incompetence even helps explain the closeness of Venezuelan ties with Cuba.

No one has suggested Mr. Agnelli was removed for incompetence.

Sir Richard Branson is mystified by Australian tourism's incompetence.

Results: Display of cervix and early diagnosising of cervical incompetence by TVS were significant higher than by TAS .

Their minds race with thoughts of incompetence and impending doom, instead of with potential solutions.

That suggests that government incompetence or the presence of foreign troops is driving the insurgency.

Honneth's analysis on social recognition relations further explains the cause of social hurt and social structure of incompetence.

At the end of the month he was fired for incompetence.

Despite local corruption and government incompetence I will work to get capital to expand existing and start new businesses.

We believe that people will see a faux pas as incompetence .

Financial institutions diversify into their level of incompetence.

Police Incompetence and Corruptness a World Wide Epidemic.

Corruption, incompetence and state interference have long held backRussia's gas industry.

Much of the humor focuses on the incompetence of Rat and Pig.

The Lehmans episode demonstrates that incompetence has a price.

THE incompetence of Nepal's self-regarding politicians helped fuel a nasty decade-long war, mercifully ended in 2006.

The current organization is under attack for its incompetence.

The incompetence elicit more passive harm than for competence.

WISDOM: If you are jealous of others'competence, it just indicates your incompetence.

upbraid sb for wrongdoing, incompetence, etc.

'At best it's incompetence, ' the official said. 'At worst it's complicity. '

The doctor was struck off for incompetence.

And like those before us, I wonder if the coming collapse will be by sheer incompetence.

Nor can we see the cause of Communist victories in the incompetence of China's dictator.

Impetuosity is the synonym of incompetence.

children were criticized; in the first case for incompetence, in the second ~ for sheer laziness.

Don't take your incompetence challenge in normal person's bottom line.

Atrioventricular valve incompetence in 3 patients.

I'm not ashamed of my incompetence in these areas.

Mainly are: depression, study and work efficiency is low, that their incompetence, worthlessness, often showing suicide and so on.

Did Bush's own innocence and incompetence drive his missteps?

Investors may reluctantly forgive an investment failure because of technical incompetence.

The manager's assistant was sacked for incompetence.

Don Adams made Agent 86 famous with his character's constant slip-ups and incompetence.

It shows us people who want to be loved and who never will be--because of their emotional incompetence and arrested development.

The plot was foiled only by the bomber's own incompetence and some alert passengers.

Little progress has been made, because of incompetence, political jockeying and fundamental disagreements.

Should he cling to power, however, such incompetence is more cause for despair.

The state's incompetence is also apparent in economic policy.

One factor that can hold us back from sharing our faith is a feeling of incompetence or inadequacy.

He is therefore 22 to fail, and the failure will strengthen his belief in his incompetence.

He was dismissed for incompetence.

Individuals would find their level of incompetence.

If one lesson from the wasted Bush years is that needless division is bad, another is that incompetence is perhaps even worse.

Yes, we can choose to discontinue this pattern of incompetence and begin to solve problems with the right approach.

Following the Peter Principle, we should expect people to be promoted to the level of their incompetence.

These figures are living proof of the government's incompetence.

Tarring them with the same brush of incompetence isn't right.

He was fired for incompetence .

A product is not quality because it is hard to make and costs a lot of money, as manufacturers typically believe. This is incompetence.

Another is incompetence, notably the government's slow response to the Asian tsunami of December 2004, in which 543 Swedes died.

Already, there is concern about the incompetence of the government there and the lack of economic and social development.

Do you Often see those poor people in this world and feel yourself unable to incompetence.

Liu Chan fatuity incompetence, in order to have the minister who died, 263 AD, Shu Wei was out by.

Example The government was accused of incompetence.

But somehow, she says, "10 is the new 2. We're infantilizing our kids into incompetence. "

His incompetence has brought us to the brink of ruin.

This is a great article on Barack Obama's incompetence!

The government was accused of incompetence.

I have suffered a martyrdom in their incompetence.

and (3) problems caused by incompetence of contractors.

I don't think this is a simple tale of incompetence.

It is an admission of extraordinary editorial incompetence, is it not?

Conclusion: This is a better method to take MVR for mitral valve incompetence.

I often think that the fate of so unfair to me because of my incompetence.

He lost his job because of incompetence.

There are three problems with this approach: you will have to put up with her laziness and incompetence for quite a while longer;

Objective: To study the value of transvaginal sonography (TVS) in early diagnosising of cervical incompetence.

More Garda incompetence. Is this why we pay our taxes?

Details of your incompetence do not interest me. The devil wears Prada

Commentators know they can criticize officials by name for incompetence or corruption, but only up to a certain level;

Thymoma, myasthenia gravis crisis complicated with bacterial endocarditis and severe incompetence of mitral valve: A case report

Better to be violent if there is violence on our hearts, and then put the coat on the violence to cover incompetence

incompetence; coronary heart disease; treadmill exercise test;

Changes of Laryngeal Electromyography and Shapes of Glottis in Patients with Glottic Incompetence

Surgical treatment of late tricuspid incompetence after left cardiac valve replacement

Treatment with Syndrome Differentiation in Incompetence of Female Sexual Arousal

an administration almost crippled by its own gross incompetence

The Study of the Cause and Solution of College Students'Incompetence of Writing

Kyphoplasty for the treatment of osteoporotic vertebral fractures with vertebral body wall incompetence

On Current Situation of Students'Incompetence and its Solution

Reason and resolvent about unevenness and incompetence emergence of seedlings which use bowl to breed

From the Cultural Incompetence to the Educational Incompetence

Reconstruction surgery of aortic incompetence: a clinical study

Treatment of articulation disorder in patients with velopharyngeal incompetence following repair of cleft palate by velopharygel obturator

Carpentier repair of tricuspid incompetence

Surgery for congenital mitral valve incompetence

Application of obturator to treat velopharyngeal incompetence

Velopharyngeal morphology in adults with velopharyngeal incompetence after operation of cleft palate

Carpentier repair of mitral incompetence

the death or declaration of incompetence of customer;

Incompetence of internal orifice of uterus

the corruption and incompetence of Qing rules

Today, the level of incompetence has reached its optimum

why should i be penalized for their incompetence