Sentence examples for bureaucracy about from inspiring English sources
"bureaucracy about" is not a grammatically correct phrase
It could potentially be used as part of a larger prepositional phrase, such as "in the bureaucracy about," but this still would not be considered proper or coherent English. A more standard way to refer to bureaucracy in a sentence would be to use it as a noun phrase, such as "the bureaucracy surrounding the issue." Here is an example sentence using this phrase: "The bureaucracy surrounding the implementation of the new policy has caused delays and confusion among employees."
Clerks made up thirty per cent of the central bureaucracy — about four times the ratio in comparable cities.
"There is an enormous frustration in the bureaucracy about Syria policy," said Andrew J. Tabler, a Syria expert at the Washington Institute for Near Eastern Policy.
The Coalition has not released the advice it received from the bureaucracy about the Direct Action policy, but the "blue book" prepared by the Treasury in the event of a Coalition victory in 2010 also described a carbon-pricing mechanism as "the only realistic way of achieving the deep cuts in emissions that are required" and said "scaling up" from 5% was a major problem with the Coalition policy.
It sounds like, judging from the spirit of your column, you want to say that when Rumsfeld engineered this war he was thinking entirely about government bureaucracies; about corporations; about the Democrats; about the Republicans; and not at all about the organizations that would inevitably rise up in Iraq.
"We found many researchers who are concerned about the excessive bureaucracy and about the means of evaluation," says panel member Jeanne Bell, a neuropathologist at the University of Edinburgh in the United Kingdom.
No one likes to think about bureaucracy as an important part of our economy, but it is.
According to the Milken Institute, the cost of doing business in California is now way above that in any of its neighbours (see chart 3).Ms Murray is less concerned about the cost of all this bureaucracy than about its unpredictability.
He could have talked not just about British citizens who fall foul of its callous bureaucracy, but about the many who – for various reasons – get caught up in the net for not having the right papers.
His e-commerce push is as much about speeding up the company's 48,700-strong white collar bureaucracy as about getting into new businesses.
A frustrating bureaucracy was about to be defeated.
For three years the bureaucracy dithered about the request.
