Sentence examples for bureaucratic mindset from inspiring English sources
But subsidies, though they often help established directors to continue working, also foster — especially among young filmmakers — a bureaucratic mindset that often seeps into the work.
The unlikely spark for liberation came from the same bureaucratic mindset which meant that for decades music venues were the preserve of state-affiliated philharmonics.
What Cameron recognises is that long-term change happens through changing the bureaucratic mindset; big strides forward must come in small steps.
Others in the affected region blame the bureaucratic mindset of civil servants for blocking the flow of emergency supplies.Layered over the humanitarian and nuclear drama is yet another mounting concern: the effect on Japan's economy.
His account, given to the FBI by Belgian investigators, stresses the militants' bureaucratic mindset, and even describes filling in forms in triplicate before sitting exams to test his suitability for a suicide attack.
It's a true take on the bureaucratic mindset, which fails to distinguish ends from means and fetishises the internet, but the object of this charade is actually a reasonable one, which is to identify what disability claimants can do, not just what they can't.
Indeed, it has little to do with political affiliation and everything to do with an entrenched bureaucratic mindset--call it the "Establishment," if you like--that, in its quest to amass and retain power, seeks to function autonomously and independent of the Constitution.
In the 21st Century, by contrast, this vertical bureaucratic model is giving way to a post-bureaucratic mindset that is horizontal in orientation.
"South Korea cannot cope with unpredictable and sophisticated provocations from North Korea with a bureaucratic, rigid mindset," wrote Chae In-taek in the Joonang Ilbo.
Mitrokhin himself also published The KGB Lexicon (2002), which provides a fascinating insight into the KGB mindset, as well as its tradecraft and bureaucratic jargon.
