Sentence examples for bureaucratic interventions from inspiring English sources

Provided, of course, that you believe in top-down, and inevitably bureaucratic, interventions.

Planning was tightened by the imposition of quotas on brownfield and greenfield development, and by a host of bureaucratic interventions.

I think one has to be very careful about bureaucratic interventions that will increase prices for people.

Minow is generally opposed to the approach apparently being taken by the Federal Reserve, which is reportedly working on regulation changes that, among other things, would empower it to review and modify compensation packages at institutions under its purview; she thinks that such bureaucratic interventions in market processes are unlikely to be effective.

Understanding citizens' and caregivers' viewpoints is an important step in designing regulatory and bureaucratic interventions.

The Tories tried in opposition to sell the notion of the "Big Society" as a more efficient alternative to bureaucratic intervention.

The public realm cannot be resuscitated by ministerial fiat or bureaucratic intervention, no matter how well-intentioned.

"But in any significant way, it will happen organically," he says, "and not through some bureaucratic intervention".

Bolzano/Bozen, the province's dual-named capital city, still bears the mark of this bureaucratic intervention with its traffic-choked sprawl of Fascist-era manufacturing plants and newer, even more depressing office towers.

Gove said there would no longer be a "situation where it's bureaucratic intervention, where it's national strategies designed from the centre to tell people how to run schools".

But there is also a question about how you transfer it: the second you take a designed solution out of the context where it's been generated by participation and transfer it somewhere else, there's a danger it becomes simply a new bureaucratic intervention".