Sentence examples for bureaucratic procedures and from inspiring English sources

Instead, we erected laws, bureaucratic procedures and various other forms of mediation.

In most of these, scientists are hampered by bureaucratic procedures and political interference.

Opening an account requires a week of bureaucratic procedures and a respected watchdog agency monitors large transactions.

Cumbersome bureaucratic procedures and unenforced economic legislation led business to be both overregulated and rife with corruption.

In his memoirs, Mr. Kissinger called Mr. Rumsfeld a "skilled full-time politician-bureaucrat" who "thwarted new diplomatic initiatives or military moves by a rigorous insistence on bureaucratic procedures and playing the devil's advocate with respect to every new proposal".

Why didn't he go straight to the main players in the first place, rather than follow bureaucratic procedures and go to a divisional head, leaving the BBC on the back foot for three weeks?

In Bosnia the demonstrations were triggered by the inability of lawmakers to agree on a new system of ID numbers for citizens, paralysing bureaucratic procedure and meaning that newborn babies could not get passports, social security benefits or health care.

Democracy has become more about bureaucratic procedure and less about demos, the people.

In order to control and manage TB cases more efficiently, simplify bureaucratic procedure and prevent duplication of tasks of first-line healthcare workers, the national TB database was established in Taiwan in 1994, and was transferred to a computer-based system in 1996; owing to technological advances, increased internet access and data control, it has been widely used since 2002.

The Indonesian WUA model has been much criticized for focusing on quantitative targets, formal organizational arrangements, routines and bureaucratic procedures rather than on facilitating and stimulating local decision-making and management capacities, flexibility and effective coping with management problems (see Bruns 2004, Oad 2001).

Reported findings indicated that younger workers were demotivated by their distrust of the health system and management due to inadequate appraisal processes, bureaucratic procedures in promotion and lack of care for their long-term needs [ 59].