Significats de federal bureaucracy en anglès

Pandemic forecasting has so far had no such home in the federal bureaucracy.

The burden of federal bureaucracy is beginning to be felt by the average man.

How she manages her campaign signals her executive competence to run the labyrinthine federal bureaucracy.

Romney criticized Obama as a lover of big government who would expand the federal bureaucracy.

TUSSLES Most new presidents, particularly Republicans, who favor limited government, have tussles with the federal bureaucracy.

Some of the vacancies are the result of Trump's efforts to slim down the federal bureaucracy.

But as I discovered, it enjoyed a surprisingly broad mandate-essentiallythe entire federal bureaucracy-foradministrative oversight.

Reagan favors cutting back the federal bureaucracy.

By the time we have finished, the federal bureaucracy will be at its lowest point in 30 years.

Carson's business manager, Armstrong Williams, said Carson has made clear he has no experience in running a federal bureaucracy.

The U.S. Supreme Court is agreeing to decide how much personal information the federal bureaucracy may acquire on its workers.

Growth of federal bureaucracy.

That regulation, the so-called Deeming Rule, took the better part of five years to make its way through the federal bureaucracy.

Carson has no experience running a large federal bureaucracy, but did not face much pushback from Democrats during his confirmation process.

Family farmers see it as an assault on their way of life by a federal bureaucracy with close ties to industrial agriculture.

Barnes say: they'll be writing about the federal bureaucracy, the political class, the parasite class, the information brokers, the journalists, and the lobbyists.