Sentence examples for bureaucratic acts from inspiring English sources

All of these political and bureaucratic acts discourage the innovation and energy needed to build a new health system appropriate to the Indonesian health problems of today and, more importantly, tomorrow.

In Wales, it's tempting to suspect that a single, bilingual national theatre would suffer from the bureaucratic balancing act that goes hand in hand with equal treatment of English and Welsh.

His subordinates may be recalcitrant or incompetent or simply lack the bureaucratic machinery to act effectively.

Gardiner said the paper had resorted to "a euphemism for assassination," reducing the decision to kill a person without due process to a term implying "something almost sanitary about the act, bureaucratic and bloodless".

May the gods reward such a barbaric act of bureaucratic hubris with appropriate nemesis.

The blogger for Artforum suggests this might be "a near fascistic act of bureaucratic procedure".

But honku will endure forever — perhaps even drawing strength from this act of bureaucratic capitulation to the forces of noise pollution.

Much more likely is that this is simply an act of bureaucratic incompetence and lack of cultural sensitivity, but in this case the culture to which Lidl is being insensitive is actually their own.

"the overly bureaucratic benefits system can act as a barrier to work, trapping people in poverty".

The government's decision to shut down the Center, advocates say, appears to be an act of bureaucratic intimidation. .

Acting with blinding bureaucratic speed, Energy Secretary Bill Richardson called MIT President Charles Vest just minutes after the president's 2000 budget request was unveiled on 1 February.