Sentence examples for direct bureaucratic from inspiring English sources

However, the direct bureaucratic costs will be dwarfed by the unquantifiable ones.

But far beyond what his friends advised, it was direct bureaucratic interference that made Prokofiev change his opera so drastically into the work we now know.

Mason and Johnson concur: "The lessons of Vietnam are again written on the wall: pacification programs like Operation Sunrise (the "strategic hamlets" program) failed largely because of centrally directed bureaucratic incompetence and insensitivity to local considerations".

Today's statement also promised "a direct and less bureaucratic relationship with the British Film Institute" but said the BFI, as a charity, could not take on the film council's production functions.

Or if that were seen as too direct a form of bureaucratic interference, the government could use its taxation powers to claw back most or all of what the commission, stating its reasons publicly, assessed as unjustified excess.

David Cunningham, Asia Pacific president for Federal Express, fumes: "Why should we fund a Chinese postal service any more than a Chinese steel plant?"A law unto itselfThe second problem for foreigners is a direct consequence of the bureaucratic system of government: China is subject to the "rule of man" rather than the "rule of law".

The central government's direct intervention is mostly bureaucratic and organizational.

The Western is an essentially philosophical genre, in its conversion of society's abstract or bureaucratic functions to direct and physical action.