He has shown scant interest in improving slipshod planning procedures.
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"This was far from a slipshod defense," Ms. Gill said.
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Truth be told, I find his writing to be slipshod.
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A sign, perhaps, of the slipshod rollout of this order.
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"This was thrown together in a slipshod way," Paul said.
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The lack of transparency is exacerbated by vague, even slipshod regulations.
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"It was really shameful," he said of the noticeably slipshod process.
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The port's equipment is outdated, the workers are slow and practices slipshod.
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A fourth expert called by Republicans called the inquiry slipshod and rushed.
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There is no external force that justifies a process this slipshod and partisan.
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Tracing it lays bare his slipshod policymaking, even if his motives remain opaque.
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This isn't to advocate for slipshod, overly hasty programs created by alarmist rhetoric.
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You can't submit a slipshod essay and expect to get into Harvard anymore.
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He also didn't mention the partisan nature of the current slipshod impeachment process.
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But he argued that the Democratic impeachment case is dangerously "slipshod" and premature.
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Tim Cook's Apple cannot afford to be slipshod in its designs nor its communication.
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Since 2017, they have been cited more than 40 times for slipshod infection control.
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He now finds himself spearheading a process that is, if anything, more slipshod and ridiculous.
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The RayEl aesthetic is slipshod and memeable: he might just be the first vaporwave deity.
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"It's really slipshod work that they have done," adds Alexander, the Dragon Pipe Diary journalist.
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We need to dispel such slipshod rankings held by many high school students and their families.
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But Glasgow also oversaw a slipshod water testing regimen that allowed the crisis to continue undetected.
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" But anger cannot justify an impeachment, Turley said: "Will a slipshod impeachment make us less mad?
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Defense lawyers may argue all they want that this is "indictment-lite" or a "slipshod" indictment.
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"This was far from a slipshod defense," Susann Gill, a supervisory assistant state's attorney, told the court.
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Pebble Mine with its slipshod dams and shortsighted planning is finite in the wealth it will bring.
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Their most sinister discoveries are some slipshod programming and security risks that they believe can be managed.
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The Salle who emerges is both vain and un-self-conscious, talented and slipshod, fascinating and pedestrian.
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Thanks to this exhibition, thousands of MCA visitors are getting a slipshod introduction to art history and theory.
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He said he had in mind "a terrorist attack" — what he called "an amateurish, slipshod version" of one.
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The loose, slipshod strategy was designed to push a counternarrative about the true origins of the Russian investigation.
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Now it feels like the writers left in custody of my fantasy world have been slipshod in their care.
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Efforts at change have been slipshod: An investigative documentation checklist developed in 2013 was subsequently almost ignored, the report found.
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Slipshod and playful, the synth loops swing back and forth like a pocket watch in the hands of a hypnotist.
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It's just a slipshod contraption of gags (not jokes, you understand) held together by the audience's will to be entertained.
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And dozens of Republican senators proceeded to repeatedly bemoan the slipshod process even while continually voting to continue the process.
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Trump's slipshod executive orders are being easily batted back by courts, and his agenda hasn't even made it to Congress yet.
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The move was criticized as slipshod by many jurists, who argue that a world-famous leader poses virtually no flight risk.
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Even if tourists spelunk here each week, even if children work here every day, this slipshod mine tunnel is still terrifying.
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Ms. Caballé's evident devotion to tone over text, reviewers complained, could result in diction so slipshod that it bordered on anarchy.
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Long before making something that looks slipshod became fashionable, Torres-Garcia recognized that making something that looks sophisticated was also a convention.
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Newspaper Mint reported on Thursday that Gill had planned to replace Yes Bank's management to fix alleged governance lapses and slipshod policies.
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Climate change, slipshod authoritarianism, institutionalized Islamophobia—the future Omar El Akkad paints here is at once terrifying, plausible, and impossible to ignore.
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Together they comprise a slipshod Magna Carta, authored by no one, self-contradicting, snarky and sincere, encompassing everything and nothing in online life.
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The privatization program has been plagued in recent years by widespread complaints about neglected or slipshod repairs, unsafe conditions and, especially, mold problems.
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Their bill brazenly casts aside all of their previous doubts, featuring the most slipshod legislative process yet and no guarantees of adequate coverage whatsoever.
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Liberals make a mistake when they try to prevent scholars from being heard — even those whose methods and logic are as slipshod as Murray's.
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It does a great job doing what Google designed it to do: Running Android in its purest form, untainted by slipshod third-party apps.
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But if slipshod quality control and corruption are starting to compromise that record then America needs its commercial space rides sooner rather than later.
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The next president shouldn't imitate Trump's slipshod opportunism, but the idea of pushing aggressively for growth-oriented monetary policy makes a lot of sense.
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I didn't want to feel like I was breaking the rules of whatever slipshod digital social compact we've got; my semi-spying days were done.
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These pharmacies are more loosely regulated than traditional manufacturers, and slipshod practices at some of them have led to tainted drugs and deadly disease outbreaks.
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The president is mad...my wife is mad, my kids are mad, even my dog seems mad...Will a slipshod impeachment make us less mad?
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"Having a slipshod investigation is very common," said James M. Cooney, a professor at Rutgers School of Management and Labor Relations who teaches employment law.
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By unveiling his plan in such a slipshod fashion, it is not clear whether Mr Trump can generate the political groundswell needed to pass his proposals.
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Although several agencies have been under pressure for slipshod oversight, A.C.I.C.S. has frequently been singled out for the scale of its deficiencies and its low standards.
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Hyperallergic was able to speak on the phone with Curtis about HyperNormalisation and his other films, as well as the slipshod reporting around Syria and Russia.
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Bad Brains' groovy, warp-speed attacks would introduce a new set of virtuosity and flow to a genre often seen as being full of slipshod compositions.
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It also underscored just how slipshod and ineffective current revenge porn laws are—and how even better laws might not be enough to level some playing fields.
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I think as a tool of economic activism, this thing was too slipshod to be effective—and that women of color are spot-on in their critiques.
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Does it work for Experian and other giant corporations who figured out that they can be slipshod on privacy and still make hundreds of millions of dollars?
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But in halting production in this sudden and slipshod manner, Boeing has chosen to treat the 240 Max manufacturers almost as shabbily as it treated its passengers.
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Lending, while growing even faster than China's economy in recent years, has not been as obviously slipshod as anything that happened in the U.S. mortgage market, Wu said.
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In other words, Congress must ensure that going forward, no more children under U.S. custody should needlessly perish because of dysfunctional, slipshod bureaucratic protocols or substandard medical care.
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The Cuomo administration's environmental policy has always been a slipshod agenda of progressive pandering, but before this, its impact on many average New Yorkers had not been noticed.
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But these efforts by the Trump administration were unnecessary and could even backfire — litigation challenging Mr. Trump's excesses has often laid bare the administration's slipshod approach to governing.
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There's a slipshod quality to the plotting as well, with many major events seeming to transpire for no reason except that they have to, because it's the last movie.
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A fourth witness, requested by the Republicans, said at that hearing, argued that Democrats were making a mistake by pursuing a "slipshod" impeachment that would have long-lasting consequences.
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New revelations of loose lending could make it harder for the beleaguered sector to win back trust from investors who are already concerned about slipshod underwriting and rising default risk.
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The worry of the ETC Group and its fellow travellers is that the use of gene drives against malaria will open the door to more troubling, slipshod and exploitative applications.
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In recent years HCSEC's oversight board has published several reports lambasting Huawei—not for colluding with Chinese spooks but for writing slipshod code, which is just as bad for security.
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The causes of the BP disaster had more to do with poor decision-making and slipshod safety systems than cost-cutting, said Sears, who previously managed production projects at Shell.
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Lenders vowed to shun slipshod underwriting, new rules required investors to do their own credit work - rather than rely on rating agency grades - and the hope was things had changed.
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But the state persisted, and he was convicted in a slipshod proceeding in which no mitigating evidence or cross-examination was attempted in his behalf during the crucial sentencing hearing.
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While repairing an organ, an organ maker can identify the marks and craftsmanship of his or her historical peers, recognizing great or slipshod quality that occurred several hundred years earlier.
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Perversely, the expensive CGI achieves the opposite effect of those spandex and leg warmer outfits — it trades real theatricality for slipshod illusionism, pushing you out instead of pulling you in.
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Jani Kaulo of Kolster, a Finnish intellectual-property firm that represented Wanda, says that is partly because they have been slipshod in storing files to prove a first-to-use right.
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So while some failing programs are simply bad programs, providing slipshod training and credentials with little value in the labor market, others may be very good, but are just too expensive.
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The fourth witness, who was invited by Republicans, took the opposite stance, characterizing Democrats' impeachment push as a "slipshod" effort fueled by partisan emotions and with no basis in constitutional law.
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They just used to believe it would be a mistake to do so — that it would be wrong, morally speaking, to massively imperil Americans' health insurance coverage via a slipshod legislative process.
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Of those 22, 21 grantees were found to have some form of "violation of grant requirements," which included unauthorized or unallowable expenditures, slipshod record keeping and failure to report in a timely manner.
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But just two things: First, there is nothing you can say about Sanders' attitude toward Russia that I can't top with something from Donald Trump that's intellectually slipshod and also based on personal greed.
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I started skimming: It was a detailed letter to Deutsche Bank from a senior official at the New York arm of the Federal Reserve, who was furious with the bank for its slipshod accounting.
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She said that, starting in third grade, when children begin taking the state exams, embarrassing or belittling children for work seen as slipshod was a regular occurrence, and in some cases encouraged by network leaders.
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A shambling, slipshod figure in the best of times, the prime minister has seemed undisciplined and occasionally uninformed during several recent appearances — lending weight to past criticism that he is often lazy and ill-prepared.
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The AUSTRAC lawsuit comes as Australia's retail banking system seeks to rebuild its reputation after a stinging a public inquiry found it had a culture of widespread profiteering, customer fee-gouging and slipshod regulatory oversight.
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It's a question we can only answer with the help of a few haphazard, slipshod mathematical equations, hastily thrown together by someone (me) with virtually no working knowledge of math beyond a fifth-grade level.
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He said he had planned to send an email to The New York Times or CNN to explain the motive behind his "terrorist attack" or what he described as "an amateurish, slipshod version" of one.
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In many ways, the XFL was ahead of its time, if only because it was a decidedly Donald Trump-ian vision of professional football in America—big, dumb, loud, violent, gaudy, slipshod, scantily clad, and extremely on television.
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"The slipshod rationalizations thinly disguising an underlying desire to remove a strong enforcer surely do not justify making him the first official ever to be removed by a president for cause," wrote Brian Simmonds Marshall and Veronica Meffe.
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A tropical climate, dense cities, poor sanitation and slipshod construction provided ideal conditions for mosquito breeding grounds and the spread of the Zika virus in Brazil's northeast, across the country and to more than 20 others throughout the Americas.
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But a review of court documents and public records found that his professional persona masked a history of chaotic and slipshod financial dealings, including a 2003 bankruptcy and nearly $400,000 in federal tax liens and other judgments against him.
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The Senate is, therefore, caught in a tough position of enabling the House in such slipshod impeachments or refusing to hear witnesses who, unlike the witnesses called by the House, could have direct evidence to share on the allegations.
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After all, they note, the reason the PCAOB was created, nearly two decades ago, was that the industry needed a tough, independent watchdog after slipshod, lightly regulated audits failed to prevent the Enron scandal and other big accounting blowups.
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Republicans who tried to ram a slipshod replacement for Obamacare through the House unveiled a set of amendments to the bill Tuesday, and they're hoping against hope that lawmakers originally opposed to the legislation will now vote for it, CNN reports.
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Over the next two years, Brown worked on what became a groundbreaking article about the murders, which then inspired his best-selling book on the slipshod investigation, Murder in the Bayou: Who Killed the Women Known as the Jeff Davis 8?
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In my first year at the Pentagon, my boss and I discussed the revelation by a New York Times reporter of the slipshod way in which the Chinese were handling their missile program, something that gave us a bonanza of satellite information.
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Politically, repairing and improving the slipshod infrastructure of the safety net would liberate Republicans from the bad faith of attacking the welfare state in one breath, halfheartedly promising not to cut entitlements in the next and then breaking that promise once in power.
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An audit released by the Education Department on Thursday described its slipshod oversight of federal student loan servicers that were regularly let off the hook for mistakes, driving up costs for taxpayers and for borrowers already owing more than $2340 trillion in debt.
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Steve won the battle of ideas including Tax Cuts.... Coming just a couple of hours after Moore proclaimed himself "all-in" on the quest for confirmation, the withdrawal is part of the same slipshod process that led Trump to name him in the first place.
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While Indian trial courts aggressively impose death sentences, 95 percent of them have been overturned or commuted by higher courts in recent years, a recent study showed, typically in consideration of "mitigating circumstances" like slipshod investigations or the potential of the accused to be rehabilitated.
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By now you probably know the broad outlines of what went down in Iowa on Monday night: a hastily built, poorly written, badly distributed, slipshod app crashed and the Iowa Democratic Party utterly failed to plan sufficient backup solutions, delaying the reporting of caucus results.
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Then Matthew dies in an Alpine plane crash, and Annabel, suddenly a widow, has the niggling sensation that something is not right — not with the police investigation, which seems slipshod, nor with Swiss United, the bank where Matthew worked, which seems obsessed with retrieving his laptop.
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Timmy Chandler's absence means that even if Klinsmann wanted to reposition Fabian Johnson at the wing, where he excelled this year in the Bundesliga, the Americans would be faced with an exposed left side that Edgar Castillo's slipshod defense could never cover (some might argue Timmy Chandler's presence wouldn't solve this problem, either).
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced on Wednesday a set of ethics reforms that would affect the State Legislature, the State University of New York, the City University of New York and his own office — all of which have been soiled within the last year by corruption scandals and allegations of slipshod management.
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The rushed and slipshod process around the bill means its consequences still aren't well understood, but it's clear enough that tens of millions of people would likely lose coverage if it passes, that several states represented by Republican senators would lose billions of dollars in federal funding, and that the bill badly violates President Trump's campaign promise not to cut Medicaid.
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Given that the university did not even approach Winston about Kinsman's accusations until January 2014, after the Seminoles had won the national championship; that the Tallahassee Police Department's investigation was so slipshod that the local prosecutor threw up his hands when the case finally landed on his desk; that Kinsman was shunned by her fellow students, called a slut and a whore and a liar, and essentially forced off campus as the football-mad student body rallied around its quarterback — given all that, you might think the president of the university would want to issue a statement that would foster a little, you know, healing.
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