Sentence examples for bureaucratic practice from inspiring English sources

There's no reason to believe that this particular categorization will continue as bureaucratic practice or social reality.

His anti-modernism mainly took the form of an aestheticized sensuality, an opposition to bureaucratic practice and official culture — and he made one of the great political films on that subject, "The Tree, the Mayor, and the Mediathèque," from 1993.

She had experienced discrimination but working in the education system she saw how even after segregation was formally abolished it lived on through bureaucratic practice, funding priorities and racial attitudes.

David Wastell, professor of information systems at the university says: "ICS is a crude technological attempt to transform social work into a bureaucratic practice to be governed by formally defined procedures, involving sequences of tasks to be accomplished within strict deadlines".

However, the more I talk with individuals about the process, the more I realize that most see it as a paper-passing, bureaucratic practice with little real value.

The public institutions in developing countries are often very rigid and bureaucratic practices are so time-consuming that efficient operation in futures markets is practically impossible with public organizations.

One challenge facing social enterprises is the replacement of one set of bureaucratic practices with another.

Sooner or later, firms revert to stultifying bureaucratic practices as if on zombie-like auto-pilot.

She also found that not all bureaucratic practices were deemed bad.

It also stressed quality of products over quantity, promoted women to the ranks of senior executives, and discouraged bureaucratic practices.

However, we do challenge the identification of informed consent with the particular set of bureaucratic practices of ethical review which currently operate in Canada, the US and elsewhere.