Sentence examples for much bureaucratic from inspiring English sources

"For years, people have said there is too much bureaucratic decision-making in the NHS, we want clinical decision making.

In 1965, after overcoming much bureaucratic opposition, Swaminathan persuaded his government to order 18,000 tonnes of Borlaug's seed.

After much bureaucratic shuffling, Chkadua was allowed to buy some of the paintings back, costing her father the equivalent of a month's salary.

No matter how much bureaucratic institutions may dominate the livelihoods of most Americans, you may not wish to see their inner workings in your spare time.

Eventually, in August, after much bureaucratic to-ing and fro-ing, the Tunisian authorities agreed to send him a replacement passport.

He wanted funding to be taken away from military programs, not from aid. "Can you imagine how much bureaucratic waste there is when you give all this money to Pakistan and other foreign militaries?" he said.

The BBC became much more bureaucratic.

"Private equity shops are smaller, leaner and much less bureaucratic.

"It will be pretty much a bureaucratic party," says Mr Pan.

In truth, it as much a bureaucratic artifact as a curatorial one.

In addition to money, they offer the freedom to operate in a much less bureaucratic environment.