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Meanings of more bureaucracy in English

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Usage of more bureaucracy in English
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Other teaching unions fear it would lead to lower pay and more bureaucracy.
BBC
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We are helping America's communities, not with more bureaucracy, but with more opportunities.
State of the Union Addresses
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What means testing generally means is a lot more bureaucracy.
The Guardian
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The answer is not a new tax or more bureaucracy, Taylor said in emailed comments.
Reuters
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He says there is no need to create more bureaucracy with a new state oil company.
Reuters
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But Republicans siding with Trump said it took away states ability for input and created more bureaucracy.
Ebony
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I'm used to a lot more bureaucracy.
Patient Zero
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So there is less and less time for talking as more and more bureaucracy is thrown at them.
The Irish Times
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But for many M&A bankers this just means having to fend off other departments and deal with more bureaucracy.
Reuters
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But companies fear more bureaucracy.
Reuters
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You bitch about the money that's being spent, and then your solution to the problem is to add more bureaucracy...more layers...slow things down even more.
Consent to kill: a thriller
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More bureaucracy, more communication hurdles equals fewer results.
Radio NZ
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More agencies means more bureaucracy -an outcome that is unlikely to inspire much enthusiasm for Europe.
The Guardian
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