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211. Since online teachers are unencumbered by much of the disciplinary and bureaucratic nonsense of brick-and-mortar schools, they can devote far more time to actual instruction.

212. Laws on the books already require new efficiency standards for household and commercial appliances. But they have been backlogged in a tangle of missed deadlines, bureaucratic disputes and litigation.

213. From the view of bureaucratic and democratic systems, the order of participative management system and routinization is the foundation or premise of the democratic system operation for th...http://Sentencedict.com

214. Regulators also put up bureaucratic hurdles before individuals setting up websites.

215. This was predictably opposed by the State Department on bureaucratic grounds.

216. If seeking self-insurance, he can continue to lie by that bureaucratic machinery dozing off, but unfortunately, besides the snoring of bureaucratic machinery, he also heard roar of history.

217. The fund would be independent of bureaucratic and political meddling.

218. China has a 1500-year history of bureaucratic administration, during which the main problem was to control the rapacity of local officials.

219. However, in practice it seems that logical data modeling proves to be little more than bureaucratic busywork that provides little real value to your organization.

220. Repeated attempts to remove the technical and bureaucratic hurdles at national frontiers come to nothing.

221. Just asking for permission to take off can involve days of bureaucratic gantlet-running, and still end in rejection.

222. Dislike the theory of bureaucratic administration, polycentric governance supplies new ideas for public affairs.

223. International aid workers say they continue to face bureaucratic delays over access to the regions in the Irrawaddy Delta region that bore the brunt of Cyclone Nargis.

224. As a chapter in the Economic Survey on the "Micro-foundations of Growth" argues, even "India's unpardonably large bureaucratic costs are like a valuable resource buried under the ground".

225. But now, the old centralized bureaucratic Indian state is in steady decline.

226. As well as the gulag, Mr Solzhenitsyn's titanic willpower triumphed over other adversaries: cancer, censorship and Soviet bureaucratic intimidation.

227. Historically speaking, the ultimate example of securing power by building a large bureaucratic apparatus whose interests are inextricably tied to your own is Stalinism.

228. When the Trade Federation blockaded the peaceful system of Naboo, Valorum circumvented bureaucratic procedure by dispatching a secret mission of Jedi ambassadors to negotiate an end to the crisis.

229. Blame it partly on a bureaucratic tradition in business and the government that isn't flexible enough to accommodate women who want to take time off to have a family.

230. Quality is a parallel process, has its own rules, standards and reporting staff the new bureaucratic hierarchy and structure, unrelated to quality reporting as normal.

231. Several former executives described Skinner as having no tolerance for bureaucratic double talk, one noting that he has a "good crap detector."

232. To bring in a new mine can take 20 years of bureaucratic mumbo jumbo, about what it takes to build a nuclear reactor in the U.S.

233. The question has bugged me ever since; Is this an example of a solid company man placing his conviction about a public need above his well- developed instinct for bureaucratic self-preservation?

234. When confiscates the bureaucratic capital, a part of national capitals Confiscation and so on.

235. My effort to broaden the President's choices involved unusual bureaucratic difficulties.

236. The sweat of labour washed away his bureaucratic [ official ] airs .

237. What's mere , bureaucratic tradespeople's exploitation of the working people aggravated class contradiction and worsened social turbulence.

238. Still, Samsung supporters contend the company is actually the victim of bureaucratic excesses in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and its counterparts in Europe and Australia.

239. Polycentric governance is a new theory of public management, providing the governing logic different from bureaucratic administration theory for public affairs.

240. A canny bureaucratic infighter , Moorer made as pretense of academic subtlety.