The gap between: permits, procedures, policies, rules and the capricious demands of bureaucracy.
In practice the rules are complex and capricious, demanding detailed information and documentation to accompany an 85-page application form.
But the counterargument is that no land can develop itself by supplying the capricious demands of distant foreigners while its own people are simply too poor to provide the demand for goods needed to develop their own economy.
Often I justified my haphazard and inconsistent presence in my children's lives as they were growing up (I have two boys and two girls) by claiming that this was the reality of working on a national newspaper with all its capricious demands and unsociable deadlines.
He has had years to develop a sense of entitlement and the rich man's capricious and demanding manner.
Troublesome includes invasive, capricious and demanding plants, and it ends with a coda -- the kind most gardening books need -- called "Failing the Test".
In Eden, it wasn't the plants that failed, of course, it was the humans, who turned out to be far more invasive, capricious and demanding -- disobedient, in a word -- than even the worst of the spurges.
Both serve capricious audiences who demand the best of everything: singers, conductors, directors, productions.
He liked everything about Uber, from the platform's hints (people take more Ubers on payday Fridays), to its capricious "surges" (when demand swamps supply, and prices can double, even triple for drivers), to its element of surprise.
At times she speaks to an unnamed interviewer about her demanding, capricious caregivers — first her father, then her grandmother — and her alcoholism.
Hermann and Baer tell harrowing tales of Fassbinder's demanding, capricious, authoritarian, insensitive, even cruel behavior toward them and others in their circle.
