Sentence examples for cold bureaucratic from inspiring English sources

"It's a very cold, bureaucratic word," Ms. Anderson said.

"They've defined the most ineffable human problem and come up with the most cold, bureaucratic solution".

Explaining the title of her latest work, Anderson said: "Homeland is a sentimental, fuzzy word, but it's partnered with security, which is a very cold, bureaucratic word".

"He took it out of being a cold bureaucratic enterprise and turned it into something the whole city could rally around," says Bennet, who was his chief of staff at the start.

Far from a cold bureaucratic machine carrying out a single order handed down from above, the murder of Europe's Jews was a complicated process in which many people made conscious decisions to participate.

But the challenge facing the museum is considerable because, as its mission statement admits, most Europeans regard the 15-nation European Union as a "cold, bureaucratic monster, a soulless producer of administrative edicts".

For many climbers the initial glamour of expeditionary climbing soon fades, and the actual experience--altitude, grinding hard work, damp, cold, tedium, bureaucratic hassles, the possibility of illness or injury--can be wearisome, disappointing, even devastating...

Institutional control is cold, unfriendly, and bureaucratic.

The antihero, Marcello Clerici (JEAN-LOUIS TRINTIGNANT), is a bureaucratic cold fish deformed by a dysfunctional haute-bourgeois family and a childhood sexual trauma.

"We look forward to working with Comptroller Liu to find a better legal way to expedite shelter procurements and not leave the most vulnerable men, women, and children out in the cold because of bureaucratic red tape," Mr. Hess said.

Instead, Harry and his pals, Ron and Hermione, must contend with the noxious omnipresence of Dolores Jane Umbridge, the new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher and a government spy, who conceals beneath her fluffy pink cardigan the cold heart and bureaucratic soul of a Grand Inquisitor.