Significats de too bureaucratic en anglès

There's a slight tendency to be a little too bureaucratic over certain matters.

Health Minister Jonathan Coleman said that process was too bureaucratic.

The present Lome Treaty is considered to be too bureaucratic.

They found the rule-heavy SIAT culture and configuration too bureaucratic and turf-conscious to be effective.

What about the accusation that Ipsa is too bureaucratic?

But the government said they were too bureaucratic.

But the model the DWP has developed is just too bureaucratic, too centralised and too Whitehall-driven.

The phrase is too bureaucratic, too devoid of optimism: two in three voters think it means more austerity.

When Lotus became too uptight, too bureaucratic, too far from the true sources of his own satisfaction, Kapor walked.

The development is good news for the London market, criticized in recent years for being too expensive and too bureaucratic.

The economic research agency BERL has criticised the Government for being too slow and too bureaucratic with its Provincial Growth Fund.

The Independent Parliamentary Standards Authority (Ipsa) made the changes in response to complaints by MPs that the system was too bureaucratic and "anti-family".

It had always opposed them on the grounds they would be too bureaucratic and the money spent on them should go instead into the classroom.

Announcing the review in July, the British government said it recognized many had deemed the process " too bureaucratic, expensive and intrusive" to bother applying.