- Chapter two discusses conflicts between the bureaucratic group and the chief executive.
- Part ⅱ: the generation of bureaucratic reasons and social foundation.
- The little money that was available was tied up in bureaucratic red tape.
- That kind of initiative was impossible closer to headquarters where supervision was tighter and bureaucratic rules were enforced.
- On "Paradox" of Bureaucratic System and China ′ s Choice.
- And as researchers know all too well, jumping through bureaucratic hoops can be harder than the science itself.
- This paper focuses on discussion of channels to bureaucratic system.
- The workers detest his bureaucratic airs.
- The first is the need for a strong leader to stop international agencies' turf wars.Somebody needs to bang bureaucratic heads together and set an agenda.
- The sweat of labour washed away his bureaucratic [ official] airs.
- Evolution of Organizational Structure under Social Change: in Comparison with Bureaucratic Organizational Structure.
- It was the result of a bungle: a bureaucratic rule-change misleadingly announced and over-excitedly reported.
- Japan's bureaucratic allocation of credit seldom spurs animal spirits. Rather, it nourishes zombies.
- By then, the imperial potteries were in the hands of court eunuchs enjoying a greatly increased bureaucratic reach.
- Bureaucratic administration in modern university and its reform failure of mass control;
- Office Darwinism" is a bureaucratic form of "survival of the fittest."
- The first is the need for a strong leader to stop international agencies' turf wars. Somebody needs to bang bureaucratic heads together and set an agenda.
- In fact, he was suspicious of large, bureaucratic organizations, as is evidenced in films like That Darned Cat.
- The organizers stressed that what they really want is freedom from the endless bureaucratic hoops they're required to jump through, not necessarily better pay.
- They have decentralised the company and made it less bureaucratic.
- He was roughly the same age as myself.
- Profits have fallen by roughly 15%.
- Roughly half of them are British subjects.
- Roughly crumble the cheese into a bowl.
- I mean it might be slightly curvy, but roughly, it looks like a parallelogram in space.
- 'When roughly would this be? Monday?' — 'Something like that.'
- Of course, roughly 200 years ago, Indianapolis was an upland forest of beech and maple.
- The two lists will contain roughly the same number of states, but they will not be identical.
- Among public colleges and universities, the number drops to roughly one in 10.
- Their numbers have only dropped by roughly five percent.
- Between 1980 and 2008, staff and teachers at U.S. public schools grew roughly twice as fast as students.
- Ecologists studying hare populations have found that the North American snowshoe hare follows a roughly ten-year cycle.
- Roughly speaking, we receive about fifty letters a week on the subject.
- The hymn, the large part of the poem, can be divided roughly into three sections.
- The heart is located roughly in the center of the chest cavity.
- This apartment is roughly 300 square feet in size.
- Sales are up by roughly 10%.
- Roughly chop and parboil the potatoes.
- The Little Ice Age lasted from roughly 1300 until the middle of the nineteenth century.
- At the upper end of the scale, two searches create roughly the same emissions as boiling a kettle.
