Sentence examples for bureaucratic face from inspiring English sources

Since Reagan's presidency (like Thatcher's reign in the UK, as well as their ideological descendents around the world), government, and in particular its bureaucratic face, has been a target for politicians of nearly every stripe.

My anxious bureaucratic face clashed horribly with what I was wearing, and I looked exactly like what I was: a forty-something civil servant on vacation, trying to pretend he's young".

Such slipperiness was evident in that Citadel speech, where a Janus-faced Romney seamlessly switched from hawkishness to reveal a much softer, almost bureaucratic face -- particularly in areas where the politics, for him, are more challenging.

Under the experimental program, the bureaucratic game face is gone as managers stress neighborhood-rooted care and arrange services that the working poor are unaware are still available after welfare.

Sahlee's case exemplifies the bureaucratic quagmire faced by the descendants of Palestinian refugees forced from their homes at the time of the creation of the state of Israel.

About 120 students outside the Hall of Graduate Studies said that many Chinese nationals have faced bureaucratic hurdles not faced by American students to retain their student aid and continue their research.

A magnetic presence, with a large head, copious dark hair, a deep voice, and piercing gray eyes, Mesić told us about the bureaucratic obstacles faced by BEN researchers.

Many veterans are angry about the bureaucratic hurdles faced by the Iraqis who often came to work with a price on their heads.

"On Twitter, you get feeds from many different people at the same time".Citizen journalists avoided some of the bureaucratic headaches faced by media organizations.

Military officials testifying at the hearing outlined steps they were taking to improve conditions at Walter Reed and streamline a daunting bureaucratic process faced by wounded soldiers getting outpatient treatment.

In the book, Mr. West emerged as a driven, brilliant, aloof company man — equally adroit at solving the technical and bureaucratic problems facing the project — who at the same time harbored the free spirit of the self-taught computer wiz that he was.