Sentence examples for bureaucratic rules from inspiring English sources

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.

Initiatives designed to quash managerial bias, through diversity training, diversity performance evaluations, and bureaucratic rules, have been broadly ineffective.

Managers are the quintessential bureaucratic work group; they not only fashion bureaucratic rules, but they are also bound by them.

"We can work faster, we have a high risk tolerance and no cumbersome bureaucratic rules," he said.

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

Governments in this country have tried all kinds of ways, including intimidation, bureaucratic rules, poll taxes and outright violence to keep them away from the polls.

Scrapping thousands of bureaucratic rules will not just make the economy more efficient but also recast the relations between government and citizen.

Meaningless and bureaucratic rules, and form letters, serve as a cover up for a fundamental lack of interest in individuals in any situation.

Back when I was young, Americans survived the Great Depression and won World War II by bending bureaucratic rules to get things done.

What the BBC urgently needs is a DG capable of leading – even when that means breaking the bureaucratic rules – and given enough support.