mishandled
बेईमान
definition
verb
the officer had mishandled the situation
manage or deal with (something) wrongly or ineffectively.
the equipment could be dangerous if mishandled
manipulate roughly or carelessly.
translation of 'mishandled'
verb
बुरा इस्तेमाल करना,
रूक्षता से व्यवहार करना,
बुरा व्यवहार करना
example
When her office 'mishandled' a serious case involving child abuse, she wrote to the child's parents apologising and later met them.
The operative theory right now, is that it was not espionage involved, rather some employee who perhaps 'mishandled' the disks, and then felt like he was going to get in trouble, so he secretly put them back.
They 'mishandled' the trust that they were handed in a publicly held corporation with stockholder money, and of course the retirement funds of the very valuable employees.
I found myself in a situation that I'd never even considered, and totally 'mishandled' it.
Despite their sometimes colorful labels, many garden chemicals are highly dangerous if 'mishandled' and have no place in a garden with young children.
He has to stop blaming others and recognise that local councillors badly 'mishandled' this situation.
The main reason they failed most of the time is that players missed shots or 'mishandled' passes.
He was quite blunt and critical about the way the authorities had 'mishandled' the situation and gave many thought provoking suggestions as to how this problem could be remedied.
While you may not care, you could conceivably be impeached if this situation is 'mishandled' .
The defense argued that police 'mishandled' blood drops from the crime scene, making the results of DNA testing unreliable.
During the convention, Democrats will be running a TV ad in 21 states charging the president has 'mishandled' the economy.
Last week, you were fairly critical of the Australian Sports Commission saying that they had 'mishandled' the drug inquiry and they said you were ill-informed and had been in the loop since day one.
And there's always the danger that electronic evidence will be overlooked or 'mishandled' , reducing its usefulness in a court case.
Failures during this period are more likely to occur from a television being dropped or 'mishandled' than from a failure of parts.
The public has often complained about police personnel 'mishandling' crowds during rallies, protests or strikes.
Those responsible for exploiting and endangering consumers, and 'mishandling' animals, will be tracked down and prosecuted.
The conservative three-star general was reportedly criticized for 'mishandling' the country's economy and for his lack of knowledge about market economies.
Predictably, the farmers and the press are blaming the government for 'mishandling' the crisis.
But there's even less doubt that it's increasing the stakes for management that 'mishandles' the process.
What comes across here is that actually many Iranian officials want Iraq to be a stable neighbor, and are worried that the US is 'mishandling' it and that trouble will spread across the border to Iran.
The Kremlin, which local people accuse of tragically 'mishandling' the siege and its aftermath, was also targeted.
The FSA fined four companies for 'mishandling' complaints.
Another man has been charged with 'mishandling' fireworks.
His injuries probably result from 'mishandling' explosives.
The investigation found five cases of 'mishandling' the sacred book, but no evidence that personnel flushed a copy down a toilet.
Can we impeach a government for fraudulently 'mishandling' the nations finances?
Through misplaced moralism, political expediency, or apathy, America is ruinously 'mishandling' the underground economy.
Anger at the Tories' role in 'mishandling' the outbreak, as part of their larger mismanagement of services, played its part in the provincial elections at the end of 2003.
The big story today has to do with soldiers 'mishandling' terrorists' holy texts at a detention center.
They feel the executive is 'mishandling' a situation that has the potential to damage their electoral chances.
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