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bureaucracy

[byoo-rok-ruh-see] / byʊˈrɒk rə si /


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Since he ascended to the top role just 17 months ago, Lam has enthusiastically pursued an anti-corruption drive, thinned and streamlined bureaucracy, and accelerated infrastructure investment in reforms officials describe as a "revolution".

From Barron's

American economist Anthony Downs called this “rational ignorance,” and it is made worse by complex laws and bureaucracy that few people fully understand.

From Salon

“The bureaucracy makes itself clear really quickly,” Taylor said.

From Los Angeles Times

Adding to that, the loss of veteran coaches frustrated by bureaucracy issues and rules that force programs to secure permits and pay to use their own gyms in the offseason helped further the exodus.

From Los Angeles Times

To speed things up, the Californian bureaucracy has streamlined its processes.

From Barron's