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Meaning of "bureaucracies"
Bureaucracy (noun): A system of government or management in which decisions are made by state officials rather than by elected representatives. It often involves a complex hierarchy of officials and procedures to follow
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Bureaucracies are overstaffed with poorly qualified personnel.
Dealing with government bureaucracies can be difficult.
No bureaucracies and with everything you need.
The legal mechanism the administrative bureaucracies.
Executive bureaucracies are commonly the source of regulations.
It means the training of technically skilled bureaucracies.
Yet distant bureaucracies are resented by local people.
Do not try to attack abstract corporations or bureaucracies.
We will discuss bureaucracies as an ideal type of organization.
Another obstacle presented by the sectoral bureaucracies.
Bureaucracies inevitably optimize to minimize visible problems.
Because they bureaucracies should not exist.
Bureaucracies have never responded to these assaults.
I am grateful for help in dealing with bureaucracies.
Its rigid bureaucracies stifled wider society.
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Remember that not all organizations are bureaucracies.
Large bureaucracies rarely function perfectly.
Forget the state and forget bureaucracies.
Representative bureaucracies can promote democracy in various ways.
Others have defended the necessity of bureaucracies.
But these big bureaucracies are all the same.
Information deteriorates upward through the bureaucracies.
Bureaucracies are organized according to rational principles.
Which seems to be the point of all bureaucracies.
And these bureaucracies have interests of their own.
Most of that money circulates within government bureaucracies.
Many other large systems of bureaucracies still are functional.
The bureaucracies that be move you on.
Traditional parties and bureaucracies discredited.
Bureaucracies serve the needs of bureaucracies.
Very powerful religious bureaucracies have been known to endure.
Bureaucracies are not that different from a wild animal.
These impersonal bureaucracies are a law unto.
Bureaucracies are very much like that.
While most national bureaucracies have tended to reduce.
Bureaucracies differ at different hierarchical levels.
It goes to support parasitic centralized bureaucracies with no incentive to economize.
Bureaucracies or administrations often do not do that.
State education bureaucracies will be abolished.
Bureaucracies exist only to perpetuate themselves.
We did all of this without creating permanent new bureaucracies.
Government bureaucracies have no such ability.
But we have centralized these bureaucracies.
Yet national bureaucracies are opposed to the idea.
Others operate within elephantine bureaucracies.
Government bureaucracies are slowing the process.
You know how things get lost in bureaucracies.
Corporate bureaucracies are on their way to extinction.
A distinction must be drawn between people and bureaucracies.
Relying on big bureaucracies is itself a recipe for disaster.
