Admiral McRaven took pains the next day at a news conference to quash any fears of bureaucratic end runs.
BEST BUREAUCRATIC END RUN The New York Philharmonic, which, after canceling a visit to Cuba because the United States government would not permit its patrons to go along (they were considered tourists), reapplied, saying that wealthy backers would help with young people's concerts.
A serious reinvestment that demonstrates they're committed to making government science happen, but also a commitment on the bureaucratic end that they're going to make changes to the processes in place so that we can actually hire the people we need and it's not going to take three years to hire a new scientist or biologist.
All presidents indulge in end-of-the-term environmental rule-making, partly to tie up bureaucratic loose ends but mainly to lock in policies that their successor will be hard pressed to reverse.
Dr. Seracini kept running into political and bureaucratic dead ends.
After hearing story upon story of bureaucratic dead ends from Alon's daughters, Burton was moved to write a book offering an explanation.
Since transition leaves a huge number of bureaucratic loose ends, like an outdated birth certificate, and inconsistent IDs, it's a wonder this kind of thing doesn't crop up in the news more often.
Large funds are less flexible and tend to move prices against them when they trade; they also tend to be more bureaucratic and end up alienating talented managers, the ones clients want to look after their money.
Whether because of Mr. Schomburg's influence or because managers simply had no intention of taking the extraordinary step of asking another agency to obtain images, Mr. Rocha's request soon found its way into a bureaucratic dead end.
Sjöwall and Wahlöö were members of Sweden's Communist Party; they considered the welfare state to be merely a cover for the plunder of the working class, and were disgusted by what they perceived as the venal, bureaucratic dead end of Sweden's social democracy.
