Sentence examples for increased bureaucracy from inspiring English sources

Vautrey said ministers had "increased bureaucracy and box ticking" as a result of changes last year.

The main goal of the campaign, he and others said, was to make patients feel the effects of the work stoppage through increased bureaucracy and postponed treatment.

This year, though, those who have to travel from abroad are worried about increased bureaucracy and huge queues at ports and airports.

Once on placement, or newly qualified, dissatisfaction with the quality of their education was soon forgotten because other nightmares were at hand, namely the spectre of poor IT provision, increased bureaucracy and multidisciplinary working.

Many smaller organisations were also concerned about growing competition from larger charities and increased bureaucracy.

Risks of increased bureaucracy and decision-making opportunities for developing countries with weakened governance need be assessed [64].

All it succeeded in doing was in increasing bureaucracy and driving costs up.

Opponents of the measure say it would be expensive, increase bureaucracy and discourage business.

This is not about increasing bureaucracy; red tape could choke the sector and reduce much needed investment.

The system must be changed, ideally in a way that enhances democracy, buttresses the union and does not increase bureaucracy.

Some critics argued the proposals would increase bureaucracy for mortgage lenders, slow down the mortgage approval process, hurt the housing market and stall an economic recovery.