Sentence examples for first bureaucracies from inspiring English sources

Natural resource management was born at the conjunction of rationalization and its twin process, bureaucratization, which yielded the first bureaucracies to manage nature.

First, the bureaucracy is paralysed.

Weber coined the term bureaucracy, and he was the first to study bureaucracies systematically.

In the second tier, bureaucracy often blocks local governments from reform.

The VA is second-largest bureaucracy in the nation, after the Department of Defense.

As President-elect Barack Obama's nominee to head the second-largest bureaucracy in the government, behind the Pentagon, General Shinseki said that if confirmed he would streamline the disability claims system, use new information technologies to improve the delivery of benefits and services, and focus on unemployed and homeless veterans.

Yeah, that one...the one who has no experience as an administrator of anything, let alone the second largest bureaucracy in the U.S. government.

We highlight the widespread detestation of that bureaucratic micro-management which characterises institutional life in both the public and private sectors, and ask why the left should always assume that resentment of it must be channelled into support for the populist right, especially when it was the new left of the 1960s that first opposed such bureaucracy explicitly.

Among other things, he learned "the first rule of bureaucracy — that the only feasible way of doing anything is the way it is being done".

At President Obama's end-of-the-year news conference Friday, he was given the opportunity to second-guess two bureaucracies that report to him: the intelligence community and the Department of Justice.

Proud participants with their certificates of participation - UNICEF / Chris Schuepp / 2013 However, we do need to put some bureaucracy first before the premiere of the films.