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We want you to play a key role without being bureaucratic.

"I take it you were able to clear up your bureaucratic problem?"

I think that would make the whole thing too bureaucratic.

"The word was in the bureaucratic air at the time."

A strong Europe is not bureaucratic, but has a common approach to those issues.

She has been caught in one bureaucratic dead end after another.

Indian government is among the most bureaucratic in the world.

They were the true heart and brain of a bureaucratic system.

But the business failed after 80 days because of financial and bureaucratic problems.

"But what you often find in the higher levels of Government today are bureaucratic game players," he said.

"Oh, I'm in agreement with the political and bureaucratic end of things."

It is too difficult for me to work with such a bureaucratic machine.

When things were ready for them to move, they ran into bureaucratic trouble.

"We do not appreciate a bureaucratic body thinking they know better than us what is right for our children."

The bureaucratic procedures are such that they have no chance.

But, too often, bureaucratic red tape gets in the way.

He seems less interested in the most important change, bureaucratic reform.

That way, they could avoid days or weeks of bureaucratic review.

We should not always let bureaucratic obstacles get in the way.

However, in the state the structure of administration is never entirely bureaucratic.

Type A is a bureaucratic culture with an authoritarian face.

I got to thinking about the bureaucratic problems that might arise.

If only for bureaucratic purposes, then, history is still a going concern.

There are very few bureaucratic guidelines one can turn to for help.

"Bureaucratic decisions take a long time to make," he said.