Sentence examples similar to considerable bureaucracy from inspiring English sources

Curtin easily won the 1943 elections; thereafter his ministry and the bureaucracy gave considerable thought to postwar reconstruction, hoping to use war-developed techniques to achieve greater social justice in peace.

On the political front, the military's "deep state" controls key sectors of the economy and wields considerable influence over the bureaucracy, the judiciary and the still-potent security services.

And they usually work best in middle-income developing countries because they make considerable administrative demands on the bureaucracy.

This change is not one hundred percent complete within the bureaucracy, but it marks a considerable leap forward in American thinking on Pakistan.

One thing is for sure: states today expend considerable time and money navigating the federal bureaucracy, with no guarantee they will even receive federal highway grants in return.

"The cost and bureaucracy of devolved assessment can be considerable".

An invisible but benign bureaucracy oversees individual lives at a considerable distance.

Brazil is laden with these 'mines' and unfortunately considerable time has to be spent dealing with bureaucracy rather than building great businesses.

To be sure, it is easier said than done: diminishing government and making it more accountable will require considerable institutional reform in the gargantuan and stubborn Indian bureaucracy, which has been described as the "worst in Asia".

The Rome that so dismayed the Protestants of the past has become Brussels, and today's populists devote considerable energy to decrying the interferences of this immense bureaucracy.

For all teachers' understandable complaints about overbearing principals, unresponsive bureaucracies and meddling parents (or parents who don't meddle enough), they still wield considerable power when they close the classroom door.