Sentence examples for bureaucratic Box from inspiring English sources
Most worryingly it showed a department more concerned with bureaucratic box checking than actual social care.
If art – good and bad – is about provoking and pushing boundaries, then by its nature it will seek to break out of whatever bureaucratic box it has been given.
He called for new qualifications to be redefined by employers, with less "bureaucratic box ticking assessment", and for funding for training to go directly to businesses.
Mayor Hahn, you respect government, which is good, but you need to get out of your bureaucratic box and reach out to the world.
At the moment, some hurdles may stand in the way of effective oversight, including the fact that RECs may lack experience in privacy matters or may exchange rigorous ethics review for bureaucratic box checking [ 65, 81, 82].
The current government regards Labour's strategy as an "expensive and bureaucratic box-ticking exercise".
"The 'approved persons regime' degenerated into little more than a bureaucratic box-ticking exercise.
It became unpopular with doctors who felt that bureaucratic box-ticking was distracting them from the needs of individual patients.
Each family is assigned a dedicated worker, whose success isn't measured by bureaucratic box-ticking but by the actual change they make.
The danger is that if the job is left entirely to such outsiders, they will come up with a bureaucratic, box-ticking exercise that stifles the Valley's creativity; or a public-relations makeover that does little to advance women's chances.Boardrooms in many other industries have realised the strong business argument, as well as moral case, for giving women equal opportunities.
One said that his child's state primary school in London "could no longer afford to buy in specialist sports teaching... the sports are limited to those the teachers feel comfortable with, such as rounders". The current government regards Labour's strategy as an "expensive and bureaucratic box-ticking exercise".
