The 1820s and 1830s were a period of bureaucratic rule overseen from Vienna.

"You can't impose bureaucratic rules on a sick land," he argues.

This is the real danger of petty bureaucratic rules.

It noted fear of a return to bureaucratic rule in government, with too much power handed to officials and the courts.

When they don't, there are reasons, including large classes, low teacher salaries, bureaucratic rules and inflexible unions.

The bilateral bureaucratic rules and inertia were more powerful.

One practical way is also to ease the bureaucratic rules for applying for European funds.

It is time the Bureau reviewed its all too bureaucratic rules.

We must catch up, and for this we need fewer bureaucratic rules.

Price controls and bureaucratic rules continue to make it difficult, or impossible, for Soviet managers to manage efficiently.