Over almost the entire history of the Soviet Union, Mr. Yefimov's cartoons provided sharp commentary on subjects as varied as laziness on collective farms, bureaucratic inefficiency, the trials of Nazi leaders at Nuremberg, foreign policy trouble spots like Berlin and Yugoslavia, the Kennedy assassination and Mikhail S. Gorbachev's attempt to reform and salvage communism.
Some have found an imaginative anticipation of totalitarianism in the random and faceless bureaucratic terror of The Trial.
From artist duo Robert Praxmarer and Reinhold Bidner collectively known as 1n0ut, CPU is based on Franz Kafka's existentially-potent bureaucratic nightmare novel The Trial.
The lack of proper electronic medical records and smart "clinical decision systems" bothers him, as does the slow-moving, bureaucratic nature of clinical trials.
To be sure, Galileo's trial was a bureaucratic muddle, with crossing lines of responsibility, and it left fruitfully unsettled the question of whether Copernican ideas had been declared heretical or if Galileo had simply been condemned as an individual for continuing to promote them after he had promised not to.
It would allow jury trials for documenting bureaucratic retaliations and enlarge the covered agencies to include airport baggage screeners, nuclear plant workers and other vital jobs.
(Isherwood) 'THE OTHER SIDE' In Ariel Dorfman's ponderous comedy-drama, an old couple standing in for all of Suffering Humanity endure the trials of warfare and the bureaucratic absurdities that come with peace.
And in China, the trial has become stuck in a bureaucratic bog.
Yet three years later, despite CCTV footage allegedly showing the attack and indications that his Porsche was at the scene of the crime, Mthethwa is yet to stand trial due to a series of bureaucratic delays.
Despite the trials of the flood and the bureaucratic lethargy, a glance around Brooklyn Motor Works suggests that things are going well.
