bureaucracy
birokrasi
definition
noun
It also reduces the links between social democracy and overbearing bureaucracy .
a system of government in which most of the important decisions are made by state officials rather than by elected representatives.
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But he insisted that the reductions could be found by tackling waste and administrative 'bureaucracy' .
Needless to say, a gigantic new Labour 'bureaucracy' has risen from the ground to serve it, with 570 on the payroll in England alone at one point.
Weber's most notable contribution, however, lay in identifying the importance of 'bureaucracy' to modern politics.
The medieval period was one of political fragmentation even as the state administrative 'bureaucracy' grew.
It also reduces the links between social democracy and overbearing 'bureaucracy' .
In this case the people are circus performers, not very good ones, and the system is the Communist 'bureaucracy' of Czechoslovakia.
Some were continued, largely because there were so many elements within the Baath Party 'bureaucracy' with a vested interest in these expenditures.
In Germany, a genocidal society was working with state 'bureaucracy' to roll out the massive program of the Holocaust.
the unnecessary 'bureaucracy' in local government
Did the foreign policy 'bureaucracy' facilitate or impede presidential decisions for war?
He and six other members of the eight-man Soviet delegation, including Bukharin who led it, died at the hands of the Stalinist 'bureaucracy' .
The Stalinist 'bureaucracy' in Beijing, which was based on the seizure of power by peasant-based armies, was never socialist or communist.
Colleges also suffered from excessive 'bureaucracy' , he said.
Benn believed the Soviet system remained a positive force long after the workers' state of 1917 was replaced with the Stalinist 'bureaucracy' .
They waste vast slabs of the country's labour-force on 'bureaucracy' and paperwork and so make the country poorer.
Conservative MPs, the constituency associations, and the party 'bureaucracy' at Central Office are now united in a single organization.
Its first act has been to draft a new democratic constitution which will outlaw oppression of the former communist 'bureaucracy' .
It is just more socialist 'bureaucracy' and more pandering to the trade union movement.
Far from their learning any lessons, these events drive them closer to 'bureaucracy' , the national bourgeoisie, and imperialism.
More than 3,600 staff will be given the chance to influence the way the trust is run by pointing out the unnecessary rules, paperwork and 'bureaucracy' which slow them down.
And doctors who chose their vocation in order to cure the sick say unnecessary 'bureaucracy' is eating into the time they have to care for patients and spend with their families.
Serious executive authority is required to slice through the Kirk's ever-growing 'bureaucracy' and its cumbersome administrative procedures.
There is no overbearing 'bureaucracy' or complicated rules.
The German 'bureaucracy' worked loyally; its Soviet counterpart often worked more for itself than for its rulers.
Of course, with their soviet training, the new eastern states should easily get to grips with the arcane procedures and 'bureaucracy' of the EU.
The same can be said about Attac's relations with the trade union 'bureaucracy' , another important prop of the old social order.
When Yahoo 'bureaucracy' rules, people die in the health services and the aged in nursing homes are victimised while benchmark payments are pocketed.
The foreign policy 'bureaucracy' , not elected of course, plays a subordinate, non-political, essentially instrumental role.
Pupil behaviour, excessive workload and 'bureaucracy' , teacher shortages and the stream of new Government initiatives have all been cited as causes.
The role of the school district 'bureaucracy' shrinks to handing out money and administering the accountability program.
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