Sentence examples for bureaucratic scheme from inspiring English sources

Another bureaucratic scheme layered on top of another bureaucratic scheme, ad infinitum and ad nauseam.

He and his campaign raised the specter of mass fingerprinting, of Washington snoops pawing through people's "life records," and of a bureaucratic scheme to erase workers' names and replace them with numbers.

But who's to say that they couldn't fit into a bureaucratic scheme to shut down legitimate business...

Its outrage was directed at the bland evil of war, the US Army Air Force (USAAF), and the bureaucratic scheming of military nonentities.

With an antenna for bureaucratic scheming that an old Kremlinologist could love, the New Yorkers worried that Ms. Garvey's appearance in New Jersey was intended to send an ominous message: New Jersey's problems would be fixed first.

A doctor, Richard Brighton from Birmingham Ladywood, complained that the party's attack on unnecessary centralism and bureaucracy was undermined by its wish to establish vetting of all "bureaucratic schemes" in the NHS by independent panels.

Outcrowding is more likely to occur in creative tasks, in overly bureaucratic schemes, and in the more indeterminate aspects of professional practice [ 67].

Van Vleck's objections were littered with political language: he protested against the "Balkanization" of the APS, and he thought the solid-state division was a "new-deal-bureaucratic" scheme that ought to be resisted.

Slash taxes and the Treasury will actually collect more money, Kemp and his allies predicted, as the economy creates new wealth and jobs doing more to lift up the poor than any bossily bureaucratic welfare scheme.

Even the lawyers who deliver legal aid tear their hair out over the bureaucratic way the scheme operates.

The notoriously bureaucratic Gift Aid scheme, under which income-tax relief on a charitable donation is split between the donor and the recipient, is to be simplified.Until the Treasury and Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs say just how generous the taxman is prepared to be, encouraging words are just about all Mr Hunt has at his disposal.