Sentence examples for bureaucratic load from inspiring English sources

The changes should also cut the bureaucratic load for "mild" procedures.

"We believe we can cut that bureaucratic load, and if we can do that, we'll effectively triple the world's police force".

The proliferation of reviews "has put on researchers a bureaucratic load that is unbearable," physicist and Nobel laureate Serge Haroche of the Collège de France said in a guest talk on Monday.

Scientists had also shown concern at the introduction of compulsory ethical reviews and approval for every experiment involving animals a move that would have seriously increased bureaucratic load, said Lemon.

The bureaucratic load of prospectively registering every post hoc analysis would be enormous and probably outweigh the benefits.

However, I have tried to achieve the greatest possible flexibility in the proposed procedure and a shortening of the times designated for the Commission to react, and also a reduction in the bureaucratic load.

Maybe when she said it, without any tough decisions before her, it was not just another load of bureaucratic verbiage.

Increased paperwork load for bureaucratic processes associated with physician assessments that are required for financial disability support and other forms of social assistance was also a barrier.

To secure a spot in the parade, there's loads of bureaucratic paperwork to take care of: you need to get permission to use a sound system, for the amount of time you intend to spend parading on the road, for the route you want to take it.

Faculty members also recount the extremely bureaucratic process by which they had to request reduced teaching and service loads (service being a requirement for promotion and tenure, such as serving on study sections, university committees, and review committees for publications).

But the bureaucratic process of the NHS for the gender reassignment program, it was just a load of hoops to jump through, really.