bureaucratic government造句

• The creation of genuine bureaucratic government boosted the formation of indigenous bourgeoisie.
• Managers, for instance, can bypass bureaucratic government channels when drawing up budgets and business plans.
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  favoured a large, bureaucratic government and opposed the formation of political parties.
• The team's stock characters also include a fearless security expert and a bureaucratic government contact.
• "If the Liberal Democrats get too strong, we'll only end up with an even more bureaucratic government ."
• We know we need a smaller, less bureaucratic government in Washington _ one that lives within its means.
• But its moral grandeur was undermined by the costs and confusion, not to mention outright failure, of bureaucratic government.
• Zheng and his advisers also introduced new laws and practices that ended feudalism in China, replacing it with a centralized, bureaucratic government.
• The official tests examined such things considered important for functionaries of the highly developed, bureaucratic government structure of the current imperial government.
• But a few movies, Sanders said, have " accepted the trade center for what it was, " a charmless bureaucratic government building.
• Nonetheless, his criticism of the way bureaucratic government tends to make life more difficult for its citizens is trenchant and to the point.
• And Clinton has chosen to limit himself to a vision of community which makes the term synonomous with bureaucratic government, " said Pinkerton.
• As agricultural intensification led to drought, Pampa Grande inhabitants needed new forms of work that a new bureaucratic government helped establish and oversee.
• Gov . George W . Bush of Texas, his Republican rival, contends that the Gore plan would force families into a bureaucratic government program.
• Ronald Reagan successfully checked the growth of bureaucratic government in the United States and, just possibly, pushed the Soviet Union to spend itself into bankruptcy.
• These bureaucratic government elites are not elected officials and are thus less subject to influence by either the corporate-class or working-class through the political process.
• As in the case of Japan, there is little government ownership of industry, but the private sector is rigidly guided and restricted by bureaucratic government elites.
• Instead of organizing the empire along Islamic lines, he tempered and improved on the traditional model by instituting a system of bureaucratic government unparalleled in Western Africa.
• Cromwell, Henry's chief minister from 1532 to 1540, introduced reforms into the administration that delineated the King's household from the state and created a modern bureaucratic government.