Sentence examples for without bureaucratic from inspiring English sources
India has focused more on software and services, which can be delivered via networks without bureaucratic interference, unlike physical goods.
Michelle Obama has been pushing to make it easier for military spouses, who move frequently, to pursue their careers in new states without bureaucratic entanglements.
Nyerere assumed that with ujamaa, people who had just won independence working communally, without bureaucratic interference, would themselves develop while resolving both problems.
In sub-Saharan Africa, extreme poverty is down just 28%, a fall that arguably might have happened anyway, without bureaucratic acronyms.
He chronicles how the opposing ideas of Milton Friedman — who believed that free markets functioned efficiently without bureaucratic interference — gained ascendancy with the election of Ronald Reagan and the abrupt collapse of the Soviet Union.
"The very least we can do to assist our immigrant men and women serving the best interests of this great nation is to grant them citizenship without bureaucratic obstacles and delay," the cardinal wrote in his letter to Mr. Bush.
Private capital is now more easily deployed in other investment opportunities without the bureaucratic hassles of the current CDM".
The EU already has a development relationship with sub-Saharan African nations, known as the Cotonou Agreement, that stipulates any citizen from, say, Zambia, can be returned without any bureaucratic hold-ups.
Mr. Walker, right, joins a club of other successful tech entrepreneurs whose recovery strategy after running fast-growing companies is to start labs where they can quickly crank out new products without any bureaucratic roadblocks.
On the other hand, he shares the mayor's desire for teachers to work longer hours and for principals to be able to remove the worst teachers without long bureaucratic delays.
Admitting the trick is to craft something that is creative without being bureaucratic, she will say she is also considering a Labour election manifesto guarantee that every child can visit a theatre, concert or gallery every year.
