Sentence examples for bureaucratic changes from inspiring English sources

Is it about bureaucratic changes, is it policy?

Neal McCaleb, assistant secretary for Indian affairs, announced the largely bureaucratic changes.

I would guess that some critics will see the largely bureaucratic changes recommended by the review panel as tinkering at the edges.

Other bureaucratic changes have made tax-collection much easier; according to the Treasury, this produced a large increase in revenue last year.

Instead Mr. Rumsfeld, a former chief executive of a pharmaceutical company who has vowed to streamline the way the Pentagon does business, will propose bureaucratic changes intended to strengthen space programs and raise their profile.

Veterans of past child welfare overhauls that unraveled say the new contracts are a crucial test of whether Mr. Scoppetta's bureaucratic changes will actually make a difference to children and families.

"Greater Manchester is planning much more than a bureaucratic change," they said in the report.

What if London's educational success wasn't as a result of policy, or bureaucratic change?

He added that he would probably make one bureaucratic change fairly soon after taking over.

He mentioned a bureaucratic change he  has enforced, allowing more "self-certification" (that is making certain businesses less exposed to corrupt government inspectors).

The bureaucratic change gained urgency after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and law enforcement officials scrambled to identify potential threats by foreign actors in this country, Mr. D'Angelo said.