Sentence examples for bureaucratic rule from inspiring English sources

"It seems Kafkaesque, the bureaucratic rule," Mr. Koppell said.

In Japan, bureaucratic rule offered security and predictability — in exchange for personal freedom.

During the succeeding century the pressure of Roman Catholic and bureaucratic rule gradually undermined the distinctive character of Transylvania.

On May 10 , 1970 Ada Louise Huxtable, then the architecture critic of The New York Times, wrote that Westbeth "bent (but did not break)" almost every bureaucratic rule and called Mr. Meier's conversion "exemplary".

For example, choosing to engage with a political party on the government's humanitarian policies is proactive engagement whilst quietly fulfilling the requirements of a bureaucratic rule out of fear of legal repercussions is simply adherence.

Now PeoplePC is having a second road show of sorts, in which Grouf is making the case that his company has been misunderstood and that it is hampered by bureaucratic accounting rules.

It was the result of a bungle: a bureaucratic rule-change misleadingly announced and over-excitedly reported.

Mr Cameron's coalition government is at least as ambitious.The biggest obstacle in both America and Britain is likely to be the inertia of the bureaucratic, rule-bound public sector.

He loosened bureaucratic rules to move important infrastructure projects along more quickly.

Customers out for an evening want to relax, and not be confronted by bureaucratic rules.

Bureaucratic rules and loopholes sometimes make it hard for the police in one country to assist another.