Sentence examples for bureaucratic difficulties from inspiring English sources

Mentions previous bureaucratic difficulties in reducing overseas personnel.

They departed over an hour later citing "bureaucratic difficulties".

Economic and bureaucratic difficulties have frustrated the establishment of the Keeping Place for years.

After the war, Drohobycz became part of the Soviet Union, and bureaucratic difficulties made searching for the murals nearly impossible.

The subsequent scene acknowledged the bureaucratic difficulties of trans identification in Australia and was delivered with characteristic warmth and acceptance.

He notes the huge amounts of water that shale gas extraction requires, and the other legal and bureaucratic difficulties of extracting it.

The minister for integration, Cécile Kyenge, said the authorities had faced many bureaucratic and logistical difficulties in the process of identifying the dead and fulfilling their families' requests.

The bureaucratic delays and difficulties experienced by the Italian film crew, moreover, mirror the scenes of disorder and confusion à la russe described so vividly by Levi.

Some projects in this direction have been attempted, too often crashing against bureaucratic and economic difficulties, or against inadequate methods for investigating and managing the archaeological heritage.

Despite clinical evidence of the efficacy of AS, a shared protocol for the preparation and the administration of this therapy is lacking because of the bureaucratic and technical difficulties of handling biological materials.

The MCOs were viewed as very bureaucratic; nurses had difficulty contacting the right individual and getting answers to their questions.