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Usage of bureaucratic in English
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Events were manipulated by bureaucratic means in order to achieve political results.
The new yorker
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In other words, bureaucratic restrictions only hinder public confidence in credit economies.
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Not having birth certificates, however, results in other bureaucratic challenges for Mboneli.
The South African
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Social workers in turn acknowledged the impact of bureaucratic pressures at work.
The Guardian
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These decisions will require political and bureaucratic navigation of a high order.
The Guardian
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However, Kuwait Airways' weak finances and bureaucratic hurdles have delayed the process.
Reuters
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As a result, the CIA is less encumbered by bureaucratic recruitment procedures.
Wired
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As a result, you find you're constantly running into a bureaucratic wall.
The Guardian
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It lacks popular interest because it sounds either technical, bureaucratic or nebulous.
The Irish Times
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But there are professional and bureaucratic hurdles which work against that happening.
Radio NZ
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She also criticised the bureaucratic approach of the civil servant-heavy inquiry secretariat.
The Guardian
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Jim handled the bureaucratic and political side of disease control for Eph.
The strain
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But before you approach him, you have to follow the bureaucratic procedure.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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Constituency and branch party meetings have often become bureaucratic and closed off.
The Guardian
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Britain's eurosceptics say the EU has grown too powerful, bureaucratic and interfering.
Reuters
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To the bureaucratic mind the case appears in a very different light.
Russia
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