Sentence examples for bureaucratic work from inspiring English sources
"The comparative harm is greater to them than any increase in bureaucratic work and cost to defendants," the judge wrote.
And he took on for the disorganized Clinton the management of big, complex, unglamorous tasks, the kind that involve great draughts of bureaucratic work without much political payoff.
Because a fine of 50,000 roubles (about £630) is the most likely outcome, police are reluctant to accept the bureaucratic work involved in processing a case, said Nikolai Levshits, who works with the charity Russia Behind Bars.
"Too many school leaders driven by fear of inspection drive their teaching staff to do things which add not one jot to the quality of teaching but to bureaucratic work, filling forms, inputting data and using three different coloured pens for 'deep marking' and so on.
Not only does coaching the two sports take up a big chunk of his free time, but Mr. Ritter is also the commissioner of the ice hockey Mites League for players 8 and under, so there is a lot of bureaucratic work.
International collaborations can require even more administrative and bureaucratic work than most researchers are used to.
(Take, for example, the "wild Berlin folks" who "just show up and snatch people" and give them a place to stay — something that, for a refugee who does have a shelter bed, can throw a wrench in the bureaucratic works).
(Take, for example, the "wild Berlin folks" who "just show up and snatch people" and give them a place to stay—something that, for a refugee who does have a shelter bed, can throw a wrench in the bureaucratic works).
That said, it wouldn't be very hard for Russia to slow-roll US astronauts and gum up the bureaucratic works, which wouldn't completely muck up ISS operations.
Writer tells how Joseph Heller's 1961 novel "Catch 22" demonstrates how most totalitarian bureaucratic entrapments work.
"Understanding how bureaucratic systems work and even how to invent and tweak them is a very big part of my practice.
