Meanings of gross incompetence in English

It is no longer enough to admit gross incompetence in catching violent criminals.

The police were also charged with gross incompetence, rape and murder.

I fulfil that duty, or fate, without too much effort and without gross incompetence.

Are you allowed to impeach a president for gross incompetence?

I'm reporting you and your sister for gross incompetence.

When will gross incompetence and the flagrant waste of public money qualify as a sacking offence?

Irregularities, both fiscally and operationally, left the state owned enterprise floundering in the doldrums of gross incompetence.

A massive bungle due to procrastination, obfuscation and gross incompetence, a public transport advocate has told news.com.au.

In 1996, the then president once again dismissed her administration, again citing allegations of corruption and gross incompetence.

Hlophe then hit back, filing a counter-complaint against Goliath which included, among other things, alleged gross incompetence and misconduct.

General Ramda was a fool, and Krennic had already decided to have him tried and imprisoned for gross incompetence.

Minister for Agriculture Mary Coughlan has been accused of " gross incompetence" over her handling of the farm-waste issue.

Or is it because the ASTI has consistently left itself and the people it represents open to criticism through gross incompetence?

The officer did not perform his duties to a satisfactory standard but we did not feel that this amounted to gross incompetence.

The EIA's inaccurate projection of ethanol production is either due to gross incompetence, or politically motivated to make ethanol appear to be an impossible dream.

The corporate regulator's deputy chairman, Ross Jones, said the fraud went undetected due to the " gross incompetence" of some of the Trio directors.