Sentence examples for bureaucracy issue from inspiring English sources

"This was definitely a time and bureaucracy issue," says William Reinsch, undersecretary of commerce for the U.S. Bureau of Export Administration, the government agency that regulates the U.S. export of encryption technology, as well as the sale of some chemicals, high performance computers, shotguns and other products to certain destinations.

But Start-Up Chile's communication manager Catalina Bräuchle is adamant that the bureaucracy issues "aren't important in comparison to the other things you get in the programme".

For example, when Arnold was working in Ethiopia there was a lot of bureaucracy issues.

That is why a government bureaucracy issuing permits to allow hunters to "take" a whale on a particular occasion, can be seen to be morally-troubling to those who continue to believe strongly in traditional Inuit precepts and beliefs.

These bureaucracies issue regulations with all the force of laws, execute them and even adjudicate the results, effectively becoming a fourth branch of government.

This observation is not intended to suggest that ethics boards need to meet on multiple occasions; rather than a call for additional bureaucracy, the issue pertains to how ethical issues can be identified and the researcher can maintain an ethical stance in doing research.

He made his name as a basher of burdensome bureaucracy, an issue on which Mr Tusk's government has made only slow progress: Poland is a mid-table laggard in the World Bank's index of business-friendliness.

That appears to have opened the door for a separate customs bureaucracy, which issued the new regulation that worries the Bush administration, to grab power from a rival agency.

A nation scorched by climate change and ravaged by combat, it still retains the penchant for establishing bureaucracies and issuing dictates.

She added that she was ready to talk "very constructively" with Britain about issues such as reducing bureaucracy and what issues should be decided by Europe or by nation states.

All my classmates now call me Colonel 39". Public aversion to the number is such that the city's traffic police department, normally a scene of frantic car owners wrestling with the multiple layers of bureaucracy responsible for issuing number plates, is virtually deserted.