Sentence examples for bureaucratic reshuffle from inspiring English sources

IT IS more than a bureaucratic reshuffle.

The company's stock also took a slide after executives said that a bureaucratic reshuffle had slowed the process for getting licenses to make money on new games such as the mobile version of PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds.

Zamanzai was appointed head of the state-run Pashtany Bank as part of a bureaucratic reshuffle this month.

This isn't just a bureaucratic reshuffling.

But the strategy remains stalled in E.U. bureaucratic reshuffling and aggressive Georgian lobbying.

That plan was put on hiatus in September after the wave of criticism and a bureaucratic reshuffling of neighborhood governments.

As lawmakers weighed the bureaucratic reshuffling, tens of thousands of gallons of crude oil continued to pour into the gulf, threatening hundreds of miles of coastline.

It was formed as part of a bureaucratic reshuffling when Congress created the Department of Homeland Security in 2002 in response to the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

BEIJING — To outside observers, the move may appear to be little more than bureaucratic reshuffling: trim two seats from the nine-member body that governs China by consensus at the pinnacle of the Communist Party.

But that change looks like mere bureaucratic reshuffling compared with the quieter, but far bolder, overhaul by the Bush administration of the government's powers of investigation, surveillance and arrest.The starting-point for the administration is simple and understandable.

On July 1, one of those modest but meaningful events will occur when New Orleans marks a change that might sound like a dry bureaucratic reshuffling, but is in fact a remarkable event in the history of American education.