Sentence examples for bureaucratic control from inspiring English sources

These archetypes draw on bureaucratic control mechanisms and some of them also on a market mechanism.

"They are bureaucratic control organizations that often regard customers as an inconvenience.

The imperatives of quality, speed, and customer responsiveness are replacing the traditional emphasis on bureaucratic control.

Cooperatives suffered high bureaucratic control, non-participation of members, and problems of poor resource allocation among others.

Inserted into the core of New York City's bureaucratic control center, the subtexts of the Lichtenstein brushstroke are provocatively vivified.

This "administrative guidance" was given partly informally, partly through bureaucratic control of the access to capital, partly through regulation.

It is a new version of the old E.F.T.A. — more free trade and less bureaucratic control of the economy.

It's been an imposition brought by material limitations and bureaucratic controls.

The second section sketches an explanation for the rapid diffusion of bureaucratic controls that apparently occurred between 1939 and 1946.

Nightmarish Soviet-style bureaucratic controls remain, like needing a special government permit to buy a delivery van.

That was when the government began to dismantle the "licence raj" of bureaucratic controls that had hobbled Indian business.