Sentence examples for bureaucratic knowledge from inspiring English sources

Hiring someone on a friend's say-so also makes good sense, he said, "because a good friend's advice is worth a lot more than the bureaucratic knowledge you get from lists and questionnaires and applications".

I'd look to do things in days and weeks rather than months and years, and I have the bureaucratic knowledge, the knowledge of the institution, to make that happen.

Her career in the health service furnished a rich vein of medical and bureaucratic knowledge that runs through her books: one of her best-known novels, Shroud for a Nightingale, is set in a nurses' training house, and explores the intense relationships that develop in closed communitiesIn 1968, however, she sat the civil service open exam and began work in the Home Office.

Two possible approaches for this include: i) developing technical tools to affect institutional accountability; and ii) mobilizing and translating local-traditional knowledge to hybridize with technocratic-bureaucratic knowledge in a creative process leading to better development alternatives.

The second was a more sophisticated critique elaborated by certain intellectuals, many of whom had bureaucratic training and some knowledge of Western ideas.

It was during these trips that Wallenberg was able to closely observe the Nazis' bureaucratic and administrative methods, knowledge which would prove quite valuable to him later.

By translating between technocratic-bureaucratic and local-traditional knowledge systems, engineers can mobilize their instrumental-technical expertise to affect moral-political change.

Bozz is the one man who sees through the hypocrisy of the system, and he uses his knowledge of its bureaucratic procedures to help some especially vulnerable and unhappy soldiers find ways to escape.

In post-event analyses, it was generally concluded that the Ruiz catastrophe was the result of cumulative human and bureaucratic errors, including lack of knowledge, misunderstanding and misjudgment of the hazard, indecision, and even political barriers to effective communication, rather than inadequate science or technical difficulties.

Where is the knowledge in a hierarchical, bureaucratic organization?

If you look at the dynastic history in China, you often see that a highly centralized bureaucratic system with insufficient information and knowledge of the society results in ineffective governance.