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Перевод: bureaucracy

[существительное]
бюрократия ; бюрократизм

Тезаурус:

1. The contradictions are reflected in the political arguments - and political rows - between socialist feminists and the fledgling labour movement bureaucracy.
2. Bureaucracy is the natural tool for collectivist man in modernity.
3. Only a small fraction of the bureaucracy can directly benefit from its position of high office and crucial monopoly or oligopoly in negotiations and policy-making.
4. Merton for example discusses the social role of the intellectual in public bureaucracy - the "technological" wing of social science where the social function of the individual introduces a bias which becomes apparent to the objective scientist.
5. To the political scientist, a bureaucracy may be a system: the roles and relations of its constituent elements may be logically ordered, its coherence demonstrated.
6. "He believes intensely in localness and smallness instead of centralness and bureaucracy."
7. He appears to have thought of himself, like Hume, as rescuing imperial authority from the life-threatening grip of an insensitive bureaucracy.
8. Bureaucracy seems to block the Chinese sources, which with their huge mule farms must have a great deal of information.
9. At this same time Leslie had voiced his discontent at the "ponderous inefficiency" and "heartless bureaucracy" of the conventional army, and it was then that the ideas in Tom Wintringham's New Ways of War began to influence his thinking.
10. A catalogue of regulations mentioned in a handbook published for headmen in 1873 illustrates the difficulty of enforcing such rules without a reliable rural bureaucracy.
11. The strike at Imperial Typewriters demonstrated clearly the conflict between the trade union bureaucracy and black workers.
12. Government has reduced the burden of regulation and the need for central bureaucracy.
13. History has played a cruel joke on the Somalis by giving them a culture of internal clan divisions in a world of centralised government and bureaucracy.