Concrete, bureaucratic, surveillance, security, racist, zone walls.
In a recent telephone interview she said the photos revealed the casual approach to designing weapons that prevailed at Livermore, in a significant contrast to the more formal, bureaucratic national security culture that was characteristic of Los Alamos.
The leading donor nations of Nato – the US, France and Great Britain – have been free to prosecute war under the cloak of this faceless, bureaucratic, alphabet security agency, now multinational war machine, which can violate UN resolutions and kill innocent civilians with impunity.
From then onward, the P.A. has been trapped between its original revolutionary mission as an agent for liberation and its new responsibilities as a proto-state, with its attendant civil, bureaucratic, and security establishments.
One begins with subtractive harm, how most aid money is siphoned off into the pockets of the contractors and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), plus bureaucratic and security overheard, such that very little reaches the country in need.
In Japan, bureaucratic rule offered security and predictability — in exchange for personal freedom.
It is the belief among defence thinkers especially those not wedded to any particular bureaucratic interest that domestic security risks may be rising at a time when the United States looks virtually unchallengeable overseas.
In short, most of Mali's rural population will be farming and fasting, not trying to overcome bureaucratic inadequacies and security threats to turn up at polling stations whose locations are unknown because the voter cards were printed in too much of a rush to include them.
In the UK, this led to a bureaucratic reflex, a security response event that overtook the present actualities of the disease.
However, as Google starts expanding apps to larger government organizations, the company is bound to face ongoing bureaucratic issues involving security concerns, outdated systems, and more.
