Sentence examples for bureaucratic time from inspiring English sources

The Executive says that consultations cost between £200 and £40,000 but that excludes bureaucratic time.

But it is bureaucratic, time consuming and perhaps unnecessarily fussy about the evidence it requires for even the smallest transaction.

He was followed by Rudolph W. Giuliani, who was as cranky in his first days in office as other mayors get after four or five years — a contentiousness that he claimed helped him reform a city frozen in bureaucratic time.

Once again, formal methods, in this case example, were considered to be too bureaucratic, time consuming, and not applicable given the device and development scenario.

However critical perspectives are that the program is bureaucratic, time consuming and adds little value to patient care because of its focus on administrative processes.

Were this the case ubiquitous, nearly all young voters would be forced to vote absentee, making the registration process more bureaucratic, time-consuming, and cumbersome.

At times wrenching, at times bureaucratic, at times frustrating, at times enlightening, at times just plain intrusive.

This finding could indicate that as firms become less innovative as they age, they become more bureaucratic over time with increases in size and scope, for example, an increasing reliance on specific customers, suppliers, or markets.

European railway undertakings have to contend with a multiplicity of international borders (facing bureaucratic and time consuming cross-border clearance issues that are absent for trucking companies) although these are now of lesser significance than in the past.

26 Even though measuring quality and safety of care in hospitals seem an essential step, the accreditation process was found bureaucratic and time consuming.

His manner is lacklustre, almost bureaucratic at times.