At the end of Man of Marble, a film director and a shipyard worker walk arm in arm to face the controlling bureaucrats together, a symbol of the unity of workers and artists and of the significant part played by the Polish cinema in bringing it about.
You begin to understand why Americans are so fed up with their inept government and out-of-control bureaucrats and politicians who, no matter how much money they raise in taxes, still have not enough.
Rather than a return to top-down control by bureaucrats in Whitehall, passengers and workers could be involved in running the industry.
Politicians' past efforts to wrest control from bureaucrats have usually failed, in part because they have traditionally been looked down upon as self-interested and corrupt.
"Who or what is to control the bureaucrats appointed to control us?"' he asked in an editorial he published a year and a half ago in the European edition of The Wall Street Journal.
Such limitation might influence his/her ability to control state bureaucrats (and thus allowance rates).
"I admire Senator Sanders for his willingness to fight publicly for what many advocate only privately: a single-payer health care system funded and controlled by bureaucrats and politicians in Washington," Mr. Coburn said.
Frank Gaffney Jr., a former Defense Department official, warns that the treaty would give "unaccountable international bureaucrats" control over American foreign policy.
Mr. Bush characterized Mr. Kerry as intent on expanding the size of the federal government, raising taxes and giving bureaucrats control over the lives of individuals.
Trump claims the Paris climate agreement will "give foreign bureaucrats control over how much energy [is used] right here in America".
Upon her arrival at the ministry, Ms. Tanaka vowed to shake up the ministry, a largely autonomous agency, and seize control from the bureaucrats.
