Bureaucracy

Thus the international defeats, caused by the bureaucracy's shortsighted opportunism, at the same time strengthened the bureaucracy, and created conditions for the isolation and defeat of the Marxist opposition.

Bureaucracy and spoils Once elected, the politician becomes a government official and has to deal with a permanent bureaucracy of non-politicians.

According to dozens of people here, that grassroots aid has been crucial in the face of governmental bureaucracy and delays.

According to the World Economic Forum's competitiveness index, CEOs most frequently complain about Canada's inefficient government bureaucracy and high taxes - at least compared to the US.

Advocates said it was a long overdue change to insensitive bureaucracy, while critics warned it could undermine women’s rights and jeopardise single sex spaces.

And again like many, he’s struggled to navigate insurance payouts, federal and state assistance bureaucracy, obtaining building permits, and simply finding a place to shower.

Artisanal miners, who are already struggling with bureaucracy and lack of a proper legal regime to get licenses to operate legally, say the rape incident has damaged their cause even further.

A Solomonic monarch is theoretically the last supposed lone bulwark against mobs, bureaucracy, avarice, internal ethnic strife, lawlessness, foreign predation, and injustice.

As such, he noted that in modernising the country’s public sector, focus is being placed on the efficiency of governance, the reliability of governance, reducing bureaucracy and improving the way business is done.

Barron’s referred to Mark Zuckerberg’s rationale for a round of Meta layoffs in March as an exemplar of “the Elon Musk School of Management,” highlighting the CEOs’ shared hatred of remote work and corporate bureaucracy.

Because as put by Estonia's fiscal chief for the bureaucracy so to speak, undersecretary Sven Kirsipuu, there have been few such exercises in the world – taking the budget apart service by service and trying to find an optimal solution.

Beginning during the Obama administration and accelerating on Biden’s watch, the military built a vast DEI bureaucracy.

But Castro pointed out that the number of undersecretaries and secretaries far exceeded those of the Department of Education, which is the biggest bureaucracy in the country.

David Bolton, 66, was admitted to Canberra Hospital with breathing difficulties, as he fought the ACT bureaucracy and an unsympathetic neighbour in Fraser on woodsmoke pollution.

Faced with a relentless and shifting foe in the virus, China built a vast testing, surveillance, and lockdown bureaucracy to enforce its zero-COVID policy.

Grappling with reality, there are many investment challenges including official bureaucracy in Africa.

He also sought support from the Opposition and bureaucracy, urging cooperation for the financial Bills beneficial for the state’s treasury.

He loathed bureaucracy and red tape and would regularly express his thoughts in ‘Letters to the Editor’ in and on local radio.

He similarly has enjoyed support from sizeable sections of the civil bureaucracy, superior judiciary, media persons, and civil society favorable to the ostensibly anti-corruption narrative.

If Google’s bloated bureaucracy was causing them grief, the explosion of interest in generative AI will have pushed many of them over the edge.