Sentence examples for bureaucracies from from inspiring English sources

Its minister will preside from the seventh floor, sandwiched between the two of the former bureaucracies from which it was formed.

Further, it notes that the secretary of state "may" offer rewards "up to $25 million," but only after the Interagency Rewards Committee -- comprising 10 separate bureaucracies, from the National Security Council and the Department of Energy -- has signed off.

Its long-suffering people are too frequently caught in the crossfire of rampaging wars, afflicted in their millions with AIDS and other desperate diseases, preyed upon by greedy despots and prevented by corrupt leaders and bureaucracies from obtaining basic schooling, medical attention and access to economic opportunity.

The Web site warns that "we closely examine the backgrounds of those individuals nominated for awards". Further, it notes that the secretary of state "may" offer rewards "up to $25 million," but only after the Interagency Rewards Committee -- comprising 10 separate bureaucracies, from the National Security Council and the Department of Energy -- has signed off.

The idea is to remove, as much as is practical, people and their bureaucracies from the transference of money, contracts and other data where tracking ownership is important.

Even then, navigating China's numerous bureaucracies, from the fire department to the Beijing municipal committee to the Bureau of Cultural Relics, proved a challenge.

We need to squeeze excess bureaucracy from the regulatory sphere.

This is the so-called Brussels "bureaucracy" from which we need to be "unfettered".

Where special services protect the people and the law, and not the bureaucracy from the people and the law.

It demands that police cut bureaucracy from the licensing process before asking gun owners to stump up more.

Meanwhile, Cameron pledged yesterday that a Conservative government would crack down on waste and excessive bureaucracy from "day one".