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bureaucracy
noun as in system which controls organization
Example Sentences
Most famous was a line attributed to various figures that captured both the bureaucracy and the lack of accountability.
The Defense Department has released memos on pushing the bureaucracy to move faster in buying everything from drones to missiles to ships.
The deregulatory agenda, the most significant since President Ronald Reagan’s, has begun to liberate households and businesses from the dictates of Washington’s bureaucracy.
Brands must not only overcome high customs duties, a cumbersome bureaucracy and infrastructure limitations, but also must compete with a robust domestic luxury market.
Asked for comment, Number 10 referred the BBC to a Home Office statement which said removing PCCs would cut the cost of unnecessary bureaucracy and increase accountability.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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