Sentence examples for forms of bureaucratic from inspiring English sources
Teachers will be allowed to take more responsibility for their work rather than being subject to various forms of bureaucratic control.
In order to be suitable for exchange within the tissue economy, this material would need to be logged within standardised forms of bureaucratic accountability that placed the material within visible sets of order (cf Eriksson and Webster 2015).
A more extreme form of bureaucratic dissent, when more subtle approaches fail, includes suing the agency.
In the pure form of bureaucratic organization universalized rules and procedures would dominate, rendering personal status or connections irrelevant.
An emphasis on process over outcomes, and a growth in monitoring as a form of bureaucratic control is a standard feature of administrative takeover, while the limits of target-based management in the public services are well known.
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.
Presented as a precise science, viability is nothing of the sort; it is a form of bureaucratic alchemy, figures fiddled with spreadsheet spells that can be made to conjure any outcome desired.
This way of life, both harsh and idyllic, is threatened by an epochal hurricane and also by the interference that comes before and after, first in the form of orders to evacuate and then in the form of bureaucratic relief efforts.
Formalization is a form of bureaucratic control, which "refers to the degree to which a codified body of rules, procedures, or behavior prescriptions is developed to handle decisions and work processing" (Pierce & Delbecq, 1977, pp. 31).
Don't let last week's arrests fool you: This new form of bureaucratic bigotry may not be trained in mixed martial arts, but it keeps our community on the ropes.
