bureaucracy

When they were formed, much of their expertise came out of the existing government bureaucracy.

Back then, a rebellious Ms. Li was at loggerheads with the state sports bureaucracy, which took up to 65% of her winnings.

Obama told summit attendees it had become clear that the world does not "need lots of new institutions and layers of bureaucracy. "

In terms of the welfare policy, Japan has a strong state bureaucracy and a weak social democracy.

And you don't have to manage them, cutting out on some of the bureaucracy of your life.

The team did not report through IBM's stifling bureaucracy, but directly to the top of the company.

The heat, the bureaucracy, the confusion and complications of his job, had reduced him in seven years to a blob of benign jelly.

My major concern was that a large bureaucracy, however organized, tends to stifle creativity.

That's how much money we're talking about. And the fact is, it's going to be a big-politician, big-bureaucracy, pork-laden bill. . .

He seems to have been a very shrewd judge of how far he could push the top brass, the bureaucracy, the courts and Congress.

The existence of a small, inexpensive, but elite bureaucracy staffed by the best managerial talent available in the system.

And if Beijing saw that foreign investment really was dropping off, the bureaucracy would be very worried.

But maybe the word has simply become tainted and is seen as a proxy for that other dreaded and derided phenomenon, bureaucracy.

During all that time they referred to the troops as "ministerial, " as if the Crown's bureaucracy, not the king, waged the war.

Really, you know, you were explaining the difference between regulation and bureaucracy.

He outlined a number of future entrepreneurial ideas, but bureaucracy was such a problem over here, he said.

Unfortunately, his words did not seem to percolate through their bureaucracy with customary efficiency.

And he turfed thousands of Baath Party members out of the bureaucracy, thereby depriving many ministries of their only trained staff.

What Truman meant by that, of course, was that ultimately the bureaucracy rules Washington.

The accumulated weight of your resistance and disapproval, together with that of thousands more, will erode the energy of any bureaucracy.

As if to underline this, our bureaucracy has recently been rated the worst in Asia in a survey of twelve countries.

For decades, India's sprawling and inefficient bureaucracy has spent billions of dollars to try to drag the poor out of poverty.

This can be said to be one of the main causes of the bureaucracy peculiar to us today.

To secure the homeland, America did not just wage foreign wars. It also created a colossal security and intelligence bureaucracy at home.

It should be clear that this "public" bureaucracy is making fistfuls of profits from taxpayer funded infrastructure.

Sure the bureaucracy had taken long enough to finally allow her to in.

As years went by, these vast reserves of public land were managed by a bureaucracy that really did not understand their ecology.

Barney Frank, the chairman, is not interested in the Federal Reserve taking over all this consumer protection bureaucracy.

Chinese seem to produce bureaucracy as instinctively as the West creates heroes.

But once these kids became outpatients, they were thrown into the maw of the Pentagon bureaucracy. It was just business as usual.

'Clearly, bureaucracy, courts and transparency are real issues, and the Russian government is addressing them, ' he said.

Executive orders are a useful management tool for the president, who must exercise control over the enormous federal bureaucracy.

Dealing with Chinese bureaucracy is just a matter of learning the ropes and working out how things are done.

Now I'm trying to live here and about half my day is spent dealing with Chinese bureaucracy.

Job assignments are managed by a faceless, centralized bureaucracy that keeps everyone guessing where they might be shipped next.

Similarly, the president could order the bureaucracy to stop prosecuting consumers who wish to sell raw milk across state lines.

English bureaucracy seems to have swathed in red tape at its birth.

And what was once a fairly easy thing to understand became muddled in the bureaucracy of what we call being civilized.

With its latest action the administration sends the message that it will now impose the desired results through the bureaucracy.

At MESC, every staff should be able to grow without any limitation and won't be stopped by bureaucracy, sexuality and education background.

This is supposed to be only a few pages long and drafted in direct talks between governments rather than by the Brussels bureaucracy.

Rather than head back to another corporate bureaucracy, some of those made redundant will take a shot at being their own boss.

A major part of that agenda is streamlining the central-government bureaucracy into fewer but stronger agencies to cut red tape.

They were trying to find ways to beat the bureaucracy . . .

The essential ingredient is a nightmarish sense of bewildered helplessness against a vast sinister, impersonal bureaucracy.

"It will be easier to deal with bureaucracy but it should not be perceived as the only way to make investments. "

After a slow start, the Polish bureaucracy has proved one of the most effective spenders of this bonanza (efficiency is another story).

In the form of the Left Opposition, Bolshevism broke with the Soviet bureaucracy and its Comintern.

In the field of public administration, this problem is usually discussed from the perspective of representative bureaucracy.

One of its trickiest tasks would be handling Japan's unwieldy bureaucracy.

But Brazil's maddening bureaucracy, complex tax code and severe infrastructure woes make such a clip unsustainable.

The country continues to be managed pretty well thanks to its strong, professional bureaucracy.

ASEAN countries are not inclined to let a central bureaucracy develop as a challenge to national sovereignties.

b. Basically this bureaucracy might be divided into three groups: the civil administration, the military officials, and the eunuchs.

He was opposed by an entrenched bureaucracy but supported by enterprise managers eager to cash in on ill-conceived reform.

On this basis, from different angles and expounded China's current substance of this particular feature of the bureaucracy.

The stated purpose of the movement is to stop wasteful government spending and excessive taxation and regulatory bureaucracy.

Nevertheless, the troubles of the war had produced psychological and material strains within Chiang's governing bureaucracy.

Now the stodgy Japanese bureaucracy is considered one of the main impediments to an economic revival.

Instead, Obama would be setting the style and the tone of a new U. S. approach to China before the bureaucracy does it for him.

It meant networks of corruption and nepotism, a decaying bureaucracy and a security apparatus operating without control or accountability.

In many places, the revenues earned through fines on scofflaws, known as "social maintenance fees, " feed an entrenched bureaucracy.

Its state bureaucracy seems likely to curb spending just as exports weaken, and thus risks deflation.

He lavished more than $200m on rebranding BP as "Beyond Petroleum" but failed to reorganise the company's sprawling bureaucracy.

Like the band on the Titanic that played on to the end, the EU's bureaucracy keeps producing studies, policies and regulations.

Prime Minister Brown is skeptical of the idea of a staff, as are others, fearing the creation of yet another international bureaucracy.

The citizens' panels gained strength during the effort to curb the power of the legal bureaucracy and give ordinary citizens more say.

But getting the ministry's powerful and secretive bureaucracy to co-operate in the fight against disease is quite a struggle.

Fidesz promises to reduce taxes and the burdensome bureaucracy, and thus create a million new jobs over the next decade.

It is possible the arrests reflect the haphazardness of China's state bureaucracy rather than a concerted display of state strength .

However, no one - especially talented technical types - likes rules or bureaucracy, and in the short run things may slow down a bit.

His governmental principles were those of the Han despots - political authority centralized in one man, reinforced by a graded bureaucracy.

Our quest however, soon became an odyssey into a Kafkaesque bureaucracy, PDF scraping and broken links.

Creating another huge bureaucracy, which a Lokpal would be, is not the answer.

A bureaucracy like any other, chiefly concerned with turf, promotions, the budget, and protecting the retirement system.

But lacking media and public support in joining me to take on the big, powerful bureaucracy Don Quixote-style, I can't really force him.

The bureaucracy that stymied them this time, he says, is part of a "racist, colonial, assimilationist machine. "

"The challenge is whether these two different paradigms can be made to coexist in the US military's mindset and bureaucracy, " he wrote.

Innovative ideas that get bogged down in red tape and bureaucracy.

At home, America has diverted vast resources into a security bureaucracy.

Despite new freedoms , she says, that government bureaucracy still makes it hard to be an entrepreneur.

Acheson looked beyond the confines of his bureaucracy and joined with the Secretary of War in favor of arms control.

Innovative ideas get bogged down in red tape and bureaucracy.

"But it's up to the government to decide. The biggest problem I face is the bureaucracy. Maybe it's time to slap them in the face. "

And new cities are free from the constraints of having to deal with an established population, old infrastructure and bureaucracy.

As a rule, Gongos are affiliated with a government bureaucracy, headed by retired officials and funded by the state.

This reorganization included the establishment of a bureaucracy that took over many government duties from the royal household.

That will be reassuring for companies worried about multiple sets of standards and a growing carbon-counting bureaucracy.

Here, time stopped 60 years ago, with a cult of personality, a huge army and a huge bureaucracy - things the modern world cannot accept.

Respondents did not believe Tokyo could recover its previous importance because of bureaucracy and poor regulation.

of the federal bureaucracy; the broad architecture of a massive novel; computer architecture.

Respondents did not believe Tokyo could recover its previous importance because of bureaucracy and poor regulation.

Pressure from the powerful Neo-Confucian bureaucracy led to a revival of strict agrarian-centered society.

Poland's economic strength in recent years belies a bloated bureaucracy, laxity in public finances and a clogged labour market.

The real accomplishment of the Stimulus was to dramatically expand the ranks of the public sector unions and bureaucracy.

The democratic government tried to create a unified, efficient bureaucracy that would reflect the new political dispensation.

For Weber, the rational bureaucracy was the major element in the rationalization of the modern world.

Second, the standard operating procedures that are the hallmark of bureaucracy tend to promote the continuation of existing practices.

However, lower production costs are often outweighed by the inflexibility of corporate bureaucracy.

Having worked out how to navigate the bureaucracy, he hopes to set up a fractional-ownership scheme in the next few months.

An ambitious package of local government reforms, establishing elected mayors to run the district-level bureaucracy, was another.

The Palestinians want to build a facility or bring one in, so you are trying to cut through bureaucracy.

Creating such a bureaucracy has a high opportunity cost for small, rapidly growing companies.

Our problem is so deep that it sometimes seems that no political party can tame the bureaucracy and put in place a coherent national agenda.

So far the rest of the government has seemed more inclined to work with the bureaucracy than against it.

There were a few articles in the newspaper inveighing against bureaucracy.

roaring in, he trimmed the bloated bureaucracy and tried to make the company more go-ahead.

The war on terror has guzzled billions of dollars in wasteful spending and spawned a huge and secretive bureaucracy in Washington.

Be very patient. It takes a considerable amount of time and is bound up with enormous bureaucracy.

Due to the pertinacity and fogyism of bureaucracy and the weakness of new intellectual, the brewing for reform was not thorough.

It became clear in our discussions that we do not need lots of new institutions and layers of bureaucracy.

Most of us do not enjoy the luxury of choosing which tax bureaucracy to do business with.

The party disappointed voters who looked to it to cut bureaucracy and simplify taxes.

Fidesz promised tax cuts, a simplified bureaucracy and a crackdown on corruption and criminality.

Every revolution evaporates and leaves behind only the slime of a new bureaucracy. - Franz Kafka.

He certainly had less bureaucracy to put up with and was paid more.

available resources & flexibility of labor market, bureaucracy, stability, infrastructure.

He used every tool to hand to direct the United States in peace and war: party, bureaucracy, Congress and the media of the day.

Again, technocrats favour transfers of cash or vouchers over dishing out food through a vast and corrupt state bureaucracy.

In essence the postmodern public administration has not yet been out of the frame of the rationality cognition and bureaucracy.

The main target is the bureaucracy, which has wielded extraordinary power from its bunker-like compound in Tokyo.

A massively inefficient, self-perpetuating bureaucracy continues to frustrate effective public administration.

Some people look at this as just a move for more government, more government bureaucracy.

Do Political bureaucracy use law and influence to forbid religion groups across the straits Mazu Temples closely?

Iraq's bloody-minded and inefficient bureaucracy is one of several problems oil majors face.

But our Universities have to be more hospitable to creativity and genius, and less captive to bureaucracy and procedure.

It has declared war on a discredited bureaucracy without acknowledging the need to harness bureaucratic energies to new policies.

Public administration is the device used to reconcile bureaucracy with democracy.

He has instead concentrated on better administration, quietly promoting his own aides to key positions in the state bureaucracy.

The struggle against the Bonapartist bureaucracy is turning before our eyes into class struggle: two worlds, two programmes, two moralities.

The simple organization of the government was quite a contrast to the top-heavy Kuomintang bureaucracy.

God of wealth who presides over a vast bureaucracy with many minor deities under his authority. A majestic figure robed in exquisite silks.

India is trying to whip a dysfunctional bureaucracy into shape so it can catch up with China.

Command-and-control management styles both derive from and reinforce bureaucracy, power tripping and an overall culture of paranoia.

Let leaders from propaganda films mistaken for such enterprise bureaucracy is serious, to cope with a check.

Increasing size also brings increased cost of administrative bureaucracy.

It only started with the birth of modern bureaucracy, and of industrial revolution.

The conquerors' long-term plans projected the assimilation of the Alliance bureaucracy into the Imperial machine.

This article examines the administrative responsibilities of the cadres and staffs, and also looks into their positions in the bureaucracy.

So far, reform in India has focused on setting its inventive private sector free from the world's most fearsome bureaucracy.

Individuals, rather than officials in a centralized state bureaucracy, have control of many of society's most valued resources.

The machine bureaucracy. A company with many layers of management and a mass of formal procedures.

But this gentleman-like figure, not a knowledge-based people, only the ancient Chinese system of bureaucracy needed to " human resources" .

But this does not necessarily mean that Confucian ethics must relate to the traditional federal bureaucracy.

As an ideal organization model, Max Weber's Bureaucracy has been playing a great role in the rise and prosperity of capitalism.

She felt stifled by the rigidity of the educational bureaucracy. She was fed up.

They set an example in terms of value and efficiency, and avoid bureaucracy at all costs.

So much power has been grabbed by Whitehall that it is much easier than elsewhere to identify bureaucracy to hack at.

Siemen's leader is still bullish on America, but concerned about a rise in bureaucracy.

He added amendments to the constitution funneling more power to him, effectively circumventing the bureaucracy of the Senate.

Indians complained of traffic and congestion, lack of infrastructure, excessive bureaucracy, and pollution.

Palestinian citizens should be nominated to positions of responsibility in all parts of the government bureaucracy.

Tambor was eager to escape from the choking bureaucracy of the Republic Senate, and readily joined the Confederacy of Independent Systems.

Organisations with unnecessary, misunderstood bureaucracy that hampers this flexibility must change or risk decline.

Red tape and other examples of government bureaucracy hinder a company's entry into a market.

'But creating a big foundation with its own bureaucracy may not be what China needs. '

But while Qaddafi could conduct international diplomacy without using English, consular bureaucracy is far less accommodating.

However, China needs to restrain its bureaucracy, which should be a focus of pollution control efforts in the country.

Removed from the expectations and bureaucracy of being part of a regular touring band.

Meanwhile, official corruption is rampant throughout the Communist party and bureaucracy.

But over the years, as Wikipedia has added layers of control to bolster accuracy and fairness, it has developed a kind of bureaucracy.

Bloggers responded by citing the latest economic science showing the impossibility of Krugman's "utopian dictatorship-by-bureaucracy. "

Hamas controls nothing in Gaza besides the streets; the PA bureaucracy there, and its purse-strings, are in Mr Fayyad's hands.

how could she not belong to that organization in the eyes of Kafka, a man fascinated by commerce and bureaucracy?

Weber established the theory of rational bureaucracy on the basis of analyzing the traditional bureaucracy system.

Because everybody knows everybody else, such groups can run with a minimum of bureaucracy.

The changes represent the latest in a series of efforts to simplify the bureaucracy that Brazilian researchers must deal with.

Admittedly, John Paul liked to bypass bureaucracy and bequeathed a mess to his successor.

Additionally, the ubiquity of laptops and smartphones have made the integration of Twitter a virtually bureaucracy-free endeavor.

Well-financed Western research projects seduce health care workers from other important work. Western bureaucracy lurches and stalls.

Viziers in ancient Egypt were powerful officials tasked with the day-to-day running of the kingdom's complex bureaucracy.

It has less bureaucracy and, hence, lower administrative costs than private insurers.

If it is a government bureaucracy or a powerful monopolist, that's a loathsome but sustainable choice.

Because of all the chaos that descended on New Orleans, the acts of heroism often took the form of mini-rebellions against the bureaucracy.

Serious cases of embezzlement , bribery , and bureaucracy have been brought to light recently.

He likens the bureaucracy to a Roman legion that will protect itself in tortoise-like formation.

The administrative management must be cleansed of bureaucracy.

Fortunately, no bureaucracy are the same as the brave pioneer in the community compared comrades, or the minority.

One reason for the defections is the freedom from the formal processes and bureaucracy of the western financial firms.

India, meanwhile, has concentrated on services, in part because stifling bureaucracy makes it easier to move bytes around than atoms.

We're not preparing students and that has a lot to do with the educational bureaucracy and institutions.

nixon therefore chose , more or less by default , the " cool and correct " option favored by all elements of the bureaucracy.

The CIA is as much a petty bureaucracy as a killing machine.

Japan's bureaucracy-led economic system was heralded as a growth machine superior to the more laissez-faire approaches of the West.

Under China's hierarchical bureaucracy, sub-provincial governments have little legitimate business in Beijing.

Free-marketeers found him frustratingly unsympathetic to demands for more liberalisation and less bureaucracy.

Agile community tries to fight bureaucracy and I personally love that.

The ugly evil of bureaucracy, which no comrade likes, must be thrown into the cesspit .

These various rules are scattered throughout China's bureaucracy, and are universally condemned as toothless and lacking clarity.

Although Pfizer will gain access to novel vaccines and biotechnology, those innovative bits will come wrapped in big-company bureaucracy.

Has a root cause of bureaucracy, weak legal system, losing the trust of the political, moved moral bottom line and ineffective combat.

I sold everything I owned to come looking for Thassarian, only to be stonewalled by the local bureaucracy.

But big reforms in the corrupt, Soviet-style bureaucracy must wait, as it seems must the rule of law.

Corruption and bureaucracy was far too entrenched in the economy for legislation to make a dent in the economic crisis.

The second way in which the permanent bureaucracy could be emboldened is by a mooted clampdown on lobbyists.

Below the imperial family was the imperial bureaucracy.

In Washington, DC, the American taxpayer and federal bureaucracy were enlisted in the freedom agenda's cause.

The only thing that saves us from the bureaucracy is inefficiency.

Grumbling about the economy, about corruption and bureaucracy is tolerated. Grumbling about politics is not.

Its unseemly ties with the country's famously conservative bureaucracy have prevented it from tackling Japan's pressing social problems.

Bribery can also speed up the otherwise glacial pace of bureaucracy (the "efficient grease" hypothesis).

His work naturally angered parts of China's bureaucracy, and pressure on him mounted.

The bureaucracy guided national policy, and big business implemented technology and export strategies.

Smith remarked, "And you bust through the entire bureaucracy and your resume is like right on his desk. "

These keep students in the public system while offering parents a choice and school heads freedom from bureaucracy.

Moreover, we are still plagued by the force of habit of the small producer and by the habits of bureaucracy.

Besides, Turkey needs to keep on modernising for its own sake, not just to please the Brussels bureaucracy.

One manifestation of bureaucracy is slacking at work due to indifference or perfunctoriness.

Even if they made that offer . . . I have no confidence that I could pierce the bureaucracy.

On the flipside of the coin, it also suggests that innovation may get stifled due to bureaucracy.

They did so, some economists say, by supporting clean and predictable bureaucracy, free trade and world-class infrastructure.

Not surprisingly, the national security bureaucracy prefers to keep us in the dark about what it is doing.

A political system in which the bureaucracy is given sufficient scope to take initiative and operate effectively.

Dutch civil servants have beaten bureaucracy to share spare office space, improving collaboration and cutting costs.

In name, the All-China Federation of Trade Unions (ACFTU) is a vast union bureaucracy running from the national level to small enterprises.

The country's political system may be weak, but its bureaucracy and armed forces are strong, and they would not allow it.

Professional partnerships can benefit from Neptune's creativity and ability to maneuver through bureaucracy and red tape.

For China's sports bureaucracy, and an older generation of Chinese sports fans, this re-think is unthinkable.

Operating outside the confines of NASA's bureaucracy, Tarter says, the SETI Institute runs like a nonprofit business.

Eradicating corruption will require more than simply adding yet another layer of bureaucracy, however.

He added that they also wanted to show funding could be accomplished more quickly by bypassing a traditional bureaucracy.

I would describe it as a rather professional bureaucracy, but the final stage is political.

Most IT professionals aren't thrilled by bureaucracy in general, let alone bureaucracy resulting from compliance needs.

A further complication is the fact that commercial bankers are part of the government bureaucracy.

Regional governors will eliminate the bureaucracy that allowed the Separatist movement to grow unchecked.

These feeble governments, in turn, look to NOCs to perform tasks that would normally fall to the bureaucracy.

Mastery of Confucian texts provided the primary criterion for entry into the imperial bureaucracy.

The first problem is the bureaucracy of it all.

To rally support, he distributed sheep to indigenous farmers and raised salaries for the army and bureaucracy.

It's no wonder the Indian bureaucracy no longer has the allure of prestige and status that it once had.

I will make every possible effort to see to it that we have a transparent, clean, efficient bureaucracy.

He advised me to ensure that the bureaucracy was loyal .

The changes are a significant move for a bureaucracy that is leery of outside cultural influences and competition from foreign films.

He has streamlined the local bureaucracy, put every child in school and opened his office to anyone who wants to make a complaint.

It was realistic to solve these conventional problems in the term of typical bureaucracy system.

Some people said that the Old Li had no bureaucracy, this was true.

Bureaucracy, after many years of decline, will be on the rise again.

But in the holy name of socialism, the Indian bureaucracy created thousands of controls and stifled enterprise for 40 years.

We have learned enough from experience that charitable organizations can hardly be exempt from bureaucracy.

Government, he recognized, is far different from a campaign -- all bureaucracy, very little startup.

Mr Khloponin has a reputation as an efficient manager. But creating new layers of bureaucracy is unlikely to curb the violence.

They examined, too, forms of colonial governance - especially money and bureaucracy - for clues to the source of their power.

Despite new freedoms, she says, that government bureaucracy still makes it hard to bean entrepreneur.

And the medical guys, the medical bureaucracy, pushed back on me and said: 'No, no, it really doesn't matter.

Japan's ballyhooed bureaucracy sought to conquer this frontier through traditional channels.

It handles matters of commerce, bureaucracy, trade and the management of the sizable slave work force employed by the Yuuzhan Vong.

Historians also tend to blame the stifling effects of bureaucracy and authoritarianism, among other factors.

That will entail much longer queues, much more bureaucracy and even more delays in an industry already detested for all these things.

But now that it is a giant with 20, 000 employees, the firm risks stifling potential money-spinners with a burgeoning bureaucracy.

It provides a way to thin the bureaucracy's highest ranks, given that only a lucky few can reach the very top.