“bureaucracies”造句，怎麼用bureaucracies造句

Since bureaucracies typically commit most significant information to writing, a carefully drafted FOIA request can often give a comprehensive picture of the agency's "case."

The object of libel in ancient China referred to the emperor and bureaucracies and later its connotation was gradually expanded to civilians not in the Sui or.

"Over the years, he" s had to hassle with the simplest of design flaws that would cost virtually nothing to fix were it not for the bureaucracies that entrenched them.

Just as troublesome is the likelihood that separate bureaucracies would work at cross purposes;

Capitalism won-but at the cost of creating, in NASA, one of the largest bureaucracies in American history.

But if new agencies are opaque bureaucracies, they are likely to achieve the twin own-goals of making poor investment decisions while aggravating already oversensitive foreign governments.

But all their plans for industrial development have been crushed into powder by bureaucracies.

State bureaucracies can tend to stifle enterprise and initiative.

Unlike most other countries, in the United States industrial bureaucracies, particularly railroads, grew faster and became larger than the government's own bureaucracy;