Examples of using Maladministration in English and their translations into Czech
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In 95 cases, the inquiry revealed no maladministration.
When I find maladministration, I try to achieve a friendly solution.
That is why a broad interpretation of the concept of maladministration is particularly useful.
Whenever I find maladministration, I try to achieve a friendly solution, if possible.
Unlawful behaviour, when it falls within my mandate,is always a form of maladministration.
This report concerns a complaint of maladministration against the Commission.
The Commission receives a particularly high number of complaints from citizens concerning maladministration.
The most common type of maladministration was lack of transparency.
Such a criticism is intended to be constructive, so as tohelp avoid similar maladministration in the future.
Even when maladministration is not found, I may identify opportunities to improve the quality of administration provided by the institutions.
In contrast, my role is to help uncover maladministration and to attempt to put it right.
Let me remind you that the European Ombudsman is at the service of European citizens to help them combat maladministration.
That is also true of the fact that the most frequent claims for maladministration concern a lack of transparency- namely 36% of all enquiries.
In the Ombudsman's opinion, the lack of an effective response on the part of the European Commission constitutes maladministration.
He has a very specific job to do,namely maladministration, and therefore it is important that citizens understand what that term means.
The European Ombudsman will deal with citizens' complaints concerning the maladministration of our institutions.
However, there is no maladministration in cases in which the Ombudsman merely notes that there is room for improvement in the way in which the institution handles matters.
In contrast, my role is in dealing with complaints,helping complainants uncover maladministration and attempting to put it right.
Maladministration may also relate to the environmental or social impacts of the EIB Group activities and to project cycle related policies and other applicable policies of the EIB.
In this particular instance,the complainant was effectively ignored and the Ombudsman's verdict was that this constituted maladministration.
I would even go so far as to say that the counterweight to an increase in corruption and maladministration is to increase the morality of institutions and the impartiality of audit bodies.
I sincerely hope that the 44 inquiriesclosed with critical remarks in 2008 will lead, in the future, to a reduction in the number of maladministration cases.
One would imagine that part of those harsh conditions would be to ensure that there would not be maladministration and, if there was, that there would be a correction put in place.
The most common complaint was lack of transparency, including refusal of information(25%), followed by unfairness or abuse of power anda variety of other types of maladministration.
In our view, far from increasing andbuttressing the role of the Ombudsman, the definition of maladministration that appears in the resolution could have exactly the opposite effect.
The main forms of alleged maladministration featuring in the inquiries opened in 2008 were the lack of transparency, including the refusal to supply information, and the abuse of power.
I wish to emphasise that the criticism is intended to be constructive, so as tohelp avoid similar maladministration in the future.
We are also aware that the most frequent claims for maladministration concern a lack of transparency, including a refusal to provide information, and I am committed to tackling such cases further.
The results of the different investigations are divided into categories according to the nature of the cases of maladministration or the institution concerned.
The main types of maladministration alleged in admissible complaints were: lack of transparency, including refusal of information; unfairness or abuse of power; unsatisfactory procedures; avoidable delay; discrimination; negligence; legal error; and failure to ensure fulfilment of obligations.