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Private-sector bureaucrats have taken on the customer-be-damned role once performed by public-sector bureaucrats.
But his latest effort to discipline Environmental Protection Agency bureaucrats was met with incredible venom from environmentalists and career bureaucrats.
Rules are often designed to expand the budgets and power of bureaucrats, becoming "make work" so bureaucrats are guaranteed lifetime employment.
In the real world, dutiful German bureaucrats told dutiful Swiss bureaucrats about problems in the paperwork, and that was enough: The machine ruined Grueninger.
Yes, the people atop the Democratic Party are bumbling bureaucrats; they're also bumbling bureaucrats who, as a mass, don't want Bernie Sanders to be the nominee.
Unlike most bureaucrats, the Oklahoma attorney general believes that states should have the power to regulate industries based on their own needs, not have bureaucrats in Washington dictate rules to them.
"When bureaucrats choose … Medicare patients lose," the ads read.
And that is more around entrepreneur either has this new idea that is not covered in law, because if the bureaucrats could have thought of that they would be entrepreneurs and not bureaucrats.
Those very Brussels bureaucrats have unwittingly followed Mr Farage's script.
But I also knew others simply dismiss them as bureaucrats.
NOT BY LAWYERS AND BUREAUCRATS HERE IN THE NATION'S CAPITAL.
Pity the bureaucrats who have to sort out this mess.
In the past, bureaucrats allied with suppliers to inflate prices.
Not by lawyers and bureaucrats here in the nation's capital.
Bureaucrats poured money into incubators and subsidized college student startups.
As Kharon shows, bureaucrats may be ready for new ventures.
AMERICA rarely looks to the bureaucrats of Brussels for guidance.
Snyder has blamed "career bureaucrats" in state and federal governments.
Committees of bureaucrats have crafted real stinkers over the years.
These are essentially two bureaucrats with a foreign policy gripe.
There is no army of bureaucrats to set common standards.
Shouldn't park management decide that rather than politicians or bureaucrats?
Yet, the bureaucrats have denied virtually all dying prisoners' requests.
Brexit has been exemplary: officially targeted at the unaccountable bureaucrats
My opponent would rather protect bureaucrats than serve American children.
Note to government bureaucrats panting to regulate Facebook: Back off!
At present, flood mapping is controlled by bureaucrats in Washington.
Yeah, lifetime bureaucrats are looking pretty damned good these days.
Official calendars of government bureaucrats are kind of like indices.
It was a modest hotel that catered to visiting bureaucrats.
WM: Because ultimately, they make movies about bureaucrats and soldiers.
With them were two notaries and a handful of bureaucrats.
University bureaucrats worry about the upheaval involved in Labour's proposal.
That does not mean that bureaucrats are malevolent or dishonest.
It was at this point that the bureaucrats approached us.
The car manufacturers usually grumble whenever the politicians and bureaucrats decide to significantly increase the standards, but they eventually play along because they know ideologically driven bureaucrats and environmentalists can make their lives miserable.
Bureaucrats, ordered to stimulate in a jiffy, borrow and pour cement.
Not be run by a bunch of bureaucrats based in Brussels.
Ronald Reagan regularly derided bureaucrats and they in turn derided him.
It was a natural target for bureaucrats tidying up the world.
Demands from the central government in Jakarta, meanwhile, baffle local bureaucrats.
But American bureaucrats stress that the duties come after careful deliberation.
Rather than being James Bonds, real-life intelligence officers are bureaucrats.
Bureaucrats in Tokyo and Seoul, by contrast, are legitimising virtual trading.
Not only the government bureaucrats but also Congress and the lobbyists.
The second reason to pack bureaucrats off is to save money.
Another president once weighed in on dealings with bureaucrats and prosecutors.
First, put patients — not bureaucrats — in control of their healthcare dollars.
All it needs is for the sun to energise its bureaucrats.
A few years later the bureaucrats slipped back into clientelistic habits.
Trade deals are cooked up behind closed doors by obscure bureaucrats.
Disney had to navigate a thicket of agencies, bureaucrats and officials.
The bureaucrats know they don't have to impeach Trump to win.
Don't expect to work with top bureaucrats from the start, though.
That's how you have to play it with recalcitrant federal bureaucrats.
"The bureaucrats in Brussels are an obstacle for us, not Islam."
Many Brits don't like being dictated to by bureaucrats in Brussels.
Physicians, not bureaucrats, will decide how to best structure their practices.
And don't say it would remove the vast armies of bureaucrats.
Protectionism against foreign bureaucrats is something all Americans can agree upon.
Government bureaucrats are always "troubled" when the truth exposes their lies.
Trump isn't merely holding some faceless bureaucrats hostage for his wall.
Musicians are performing rap songs that take aim at overzealous bureaucrats.
Such negotiations are the sole preserve of European bureaucrats in Brussels.
Bureaucrats steeped in austere Wahhabism draw converts in government prayer halls.
The more bureaucrats we have, the better the job gets done.
Inside, a handful of bureaucrats were working on a shock plan.
My opponent would rather protect education bureaucrats than serve American children.
Experience suggests, though, that bureaucrats don't take on new burdens gladly.
Should it be uninformed, overzealous bureaucrats and police officers, or parents?
People perceive the Pentagon as this monolithic place with faceless bureaucrats.
Under our Constitution, only Congress can write laws, not unelected bureaucrats.
Many Afghan bureaucrats and military officers used to be ardent communists.
Clearly, the Treasury bureaucrats do not understand how business is conducted.
Even more worrisome, all of this is done by unelected bureaucrats.
Even the bureaucrats at NASA have grand plans for the future.
It's rigged by bureaucrats who are trapping kids in failing schools.
He called on bureaucrats to improve the quality of these statistics.
We have allowed the bureaucrats to confuse health insurance with healthcare.
And these CEOs, bureaucrats, and academics listened carefully to Trump's words.
"Bureaucrats being barred from leaving the country kills confidence," he said.
Your book is largely about this tension in which bureaucrats operate.
Global trade deals are almost always negotiated in secret by career bureaucrats.
That leaves Egypt's bumbling bureaucrats to play culture commissars, with predictable results.
Universities were mainly schools for national bureaucrats and seminaries for nationalist ideas.
To the bureaucrats, the choice of the 21929 was natural and justifiable.
Extracting bureaucrats from India's boardrooms is likely to prove a slow process.
Bureaucrats also see it as a means to stimulate a stagnant economy.
Bumbling bureaucrats helped create that opacity, and so did politically-motivated actors.
As bureaucrats vacated their offices they carried desks and chairs with them.
Some LDP members said politicians should not pass the buck to bureaucrats.
Conservatives have spun this up into a full invasion of federal bureaucrats.
Under pressure from public opinion, politicians and bureaucrats are finally catching up.
But Republicans argue the regulations put "Washington bureaucrats" in local public schools.
This is unlikely to happen if large bureaucracies are headed by bureaucrats.
Representatives and Senators can hear from bureaucrats, businesses, local governments and environmentalists.
But there are problems that go beyond the caution of government bureaucrats.
But it's easy to talk about dusty bureaucrats not getting anything done.
Bureaucrats, MPs and the police connive in this system, says Mr Hasan.
Parents have a better idea I think than legislators or government bureaucrats.
There are no systems in place to outlast politicians and bureaucrats' whims.
It does not need help from unelected bureaucrats to fulfill its role.
These are the bureaucrats in shirts sewn with the immigration department logo.
Bureaucrats could save taxpayer dollars by dishing this up with little complaint.
Indian bureaucrats commonly deny visas to commissions like the USCIRF, said Adhikari.
Mr. Juncker, of Luxembourg, leads the commission, a mass of powerful bureaucrats.
He is menaced by racist skinheads and thwarted by literal-minded bureaucrats.
HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Beijing's bureaucrats are exposing their investment-banking deficiencies.
But I really worry about the bureaucrats getting their hands on it.
But, Mr. Lavrov added, "I don't know what his bureaucrats are saying."
And they've empowered bureaucrats to do the same through the regulatory code.
As the shepherds see it, the bears have pitted bureaucrats against peasants.
They distrusted bureaucrats and policy experts, and ruled instead from their guts.
"A handful of bureaucrats created a terrible situation in Flint," he said.
He told his wife their businesses were being unfairly harassed by bureaucrats.
" He compared the nominee's experience to "bureaucrats" who "regulate, regulate, regulate more.
For the Brexit crowd, the enemy was immigrants, Germany, Turks, European bureaucrats.
Successful Dutch bankers move to London; competent German bureaucrats move to Brussels.
Inside, Hezbollah bureaucrats run a private school system and social services network.
The rural bureaucrats are playing cupid in the hopes of stemming emigration.
So they turned to pottery and the record keeping of ancient bureaucrats.
Government, I've concluded, is now an insufferable jungle of self-serving bureaucrats.
We imagined our eavesdroppers as disheveled bureaucrats, not as lines of code.
These "career bureaucrats," as Spicer preferred to call them, are civil servants.
Most big firms are answering the call for predictability by hiring corporate bureaucrats.
The two orders will prohibit government bureaucrats from enforcing rules that aren't public.
Shamefaced Soviet Ukrainian bureaucrats closed the tip and put up a modest memorial.
Someone would drag over a chair, an honor reserved for dignitaries or bureaucrats.
Instead the bureaucrats in the banking regulatory sector would be "running" the banks.
Bureaucrats overseeing the plan offered heart-shaped chocolates at the sign-in table.
This would largely be left up to future bureaucrats in Washington to decide.
About 2.13,000 bureaucrats (less than 1% of public-sector workers) will soon follow.
It brought the stakeholders, the ministers, the bureaucrats, and the scientific community together.
Unlike their Norwegian counterparts, Mexican bureaucrats have no obligation to leave the capital.
But it has all been taken over now by the bureaucrats in Washington.
Politicians and bureaucrats should also accept that the spread of micromobility is inevitable.
Liu, like Zhou, stands out among Chinese bureaucrats because of his grey hair.
Chinese bureaucrats have dropped in on California to inspect its programme many times.
By 22015 some 220% of government contracts were being awarded by unaccountable bureaucrats.
The ACA transferred significant regulatory control from state policymakers to bureaucrats in Washington.
That makes it possible to pinpoint where bureaucrats have been fiddling the statistics.
Critics said it gave too much power to bureaucrats to cut Medicare costs.
The bureaucrats turned the estates into top-down co-operatives, which soon failed.
Like I think a guy could do something like this despite the bureaucrats.
Subsidies and pay for bureaucrats take priority over transport, energy and water infrastructure.
Bureaucrats would without consequence simply report what they wanted their superiors to hear.
It starts with rhetoric portraying our nation's public servants as faceless, overpaid bureaucrats.
More generally: Why should we believe that bureaucrats and politicians are so smart?
The obvious way to solve the issue — leave the definition to government bureaucrats.
Some doctors also feel that they are being micromanaged by distant insurance bureaucrats.
There should be maximum transparency over UDAAP-generated fines to keep bureaucrats accountable.
We bureaucrats followed the rules, so we wanted a president who did likewise.
"Our government, our bureaucrats and our elected leaders, work for us," she said.
In fact, it's something so obvious that only Washington bureaucrats could confuse it.
"Why do bureaucrats think they have to continually stir the pot?" asked another.
He also worked the politicians and bureaucrats who controlled agencies that regulated development.
We will never allow foreign bureaucrats to trample on your Second Amendment freedom.
What matters is the nation resurgent against imagined immigrant hordes and multilateral bureaucrats.
These establishment bureaucrats think they run the place instead of our elected representatives.
Many of the appointments were of bureaucrats; only four were of elected politicians.
Government bureaucrats had no idea how to make a town like Hay thrive.
The term generally refers to bureaucrats who undermine or otherwise challenge elected governments.
Besides Mishustin, bureaucrats have also been appointed as ministers and deputy prime ministers.
Bureaucrats get rewarded when they make something "safe" – mostly after something bad happened.
Critics of IPAB say it takes authority away from Congress to unelected bureaucrats.
Bureaucrats can then debate the finer points of trade policy in relative peace.
That's because the freewheeling "network of networks" soon will be regulated by bureaucrats.
It's not that private business executives are geniuses and government bureaucrats are dolts.
So will getting a grip on France's public spending and its army of bureaucrats.
Plucky entrepreneurs who operate beyond the grasp of venal bureaucrats should surely be celebrated.
"They got the generals, we got the bureaucrats," is how Indian wits put it.
The secretaries are the top bureaucrats and are placed next to ministers in hierarchy.
He doesn't believe expert bureaucrats can be better than judges at reading specialized laws.
A Japanese official later explained that the bureaucrats had earlier met and exchanged greetings.
Appointing Republican bureaucrats is one way to avoid dissension during periods of Democratic rule.
Slow-moving bureaucrats and entrenched institutions discourage the new in favor of the old.
Tyndall is an unlikely local hero in a neighborhood that's generally suspicious of bureaucrats.
The expansion of manufacturing, commercial and residential development would be left to federal bureaucrats.
Even if the bureaucrats give grudging approval, privacy campaigners find the Privacy Shield farcical.
It is the opposite of permissionless innovation and highlights federal bureaucrats' tendency to overreach.
British residents were unhappy with uncontrolled immigration and unelected bureaucrats imposing rules on them.
It is lawyers and bureaucrats looking at their phones while they meet with you.
Officials and bureaucrats have been arrested over the past year and corruption is rife.
No one winds up winning under these schemes except bureaucrats and the well connected.
However, ceding congressional authority to unelected, specialized bureaucrats runs counter to our democratic ethos.
Without competition, private-sector managers are no more dynamic than the bureaucrats they replaced.
Citizens need to know what their elected representatives and unelected bureaucrats are up to.
Democrats depend on super delegates and bureaucrats to sneak their agenda through the backdoor.
Republicans, he says, should be focused on the ideas that these "unelected bureaucrats" represent.
These are Chinese senior bureaucrats, state owned enterprises, and military and private business chieftains.
Giving the president more levers to control unelected bureaucrats could be good for democracy.
Within government, political types and bureaucrats are great at fabricating justifications for their actions.
These nominees believe that veterans, should have our needs prioritized before bureaucrats and unions.
Bureaucrats who staff this bloated federal colossus work more for themselves than for veterans.
She'll put bureaucrats, not parents, in charge of our lives, and our children's education.
My most creative and calm moments happen at night while the fucking bureaucrats sleep.
State bureaucrats are left to use bottom-up methods to meet top-down goals.
Uniform reporting requirements are celebrated by bureaucrats, but inevitably advantage some developers over others.
Mr. Aso suggested that the document tampering was limited to a handful of bureaucrats.
Most FOIA officers are career bureaucrats who are set in their ways, some say.
The executive branch, which employs a lot of smart bureaucrats, then writes the rules.
Instead, the crowd roared at attacks on civil servants, Brussels bureaucrats, lawmakers and journalists.
Three days later the tax authority sacked 22 career bureaucrats who faced pending charges.
Others have also charged Barnevernet bureaucrats with wrongly seizing children and discriminating against foreigners.
Bureaucrats assemble reports on topics like Maximizing Value From Land as a Scarce Resource.
But this fact seems to be lost on the bureaucrats battling over water allocations.
Therefore, the bureaucrats who run these systems are pretty much insulated from these pressures.
In any case, provincial bureaucrats have an ingrained tendency to preserve the status quo.
Mr. Sondland also liked to present himself as a refreshing alternative to hidebound bureaucrats.
That might not be a bad thing, but it would come at bureaucrats' expense.
Fear of immigrants and European Union bureaucrats was the theme of the Leave campaign.
Could it be everybody's favorite scapegoat — the European Union and its faceless, unaccountable bureaucrats?
Interrogators, bureaucrats and lawyers, including Franz's defense attorney, try to make him see reason.
At least the Soviet bureaucrats attempted to allocate resources, however badly that turned out.
That certainly seemed to be the mindset of government bureaucrats during the Obama administration.
As it stands, without political supervision, career bureaucrats are consistently undermining the president's directives.
Mr. Navalny and others have linked lucrative garbage contracts to senior bureaucrats, suggesting corruption.
Because you just get rid of the government, basically, like thousands of government bureaucrats.
Therefore, the bureaucrats who run these systems are pretty much insulated from these pressures.
The committee includes a geologist, archaeologists, scholars of the ancient Sanskrit language and two bureaucrats.
Trump's proposals targeted three types of alleged swamp creatures: members of Congress, bureaucrats, and lobbyists.
The family also wants a dialogue between ranchers, politicians, federal agencies and bureaucrats, he said.
The surveillance project is closing because of "the ascension of risk-averse bureaucrats," he said.
But his blunt speech and impatience with pettifogging bureaucrats have won over many in Jakarta.
"You are not bureaucrats, nor politicians, you are pastors," he said, addressing bishops in Bogota.
This deeper tension is not resolved by replacing metaphorically faceless bureaucrats with literally faceless algorithms.
I suspect that's one big reason why bureaucrats instinctively want to keep it to themselves.
Populism attacks judges, journalists and bureaucrats it deems not on the side of the people.
Of more than 1,000 bureaucrats at Ohio University in Athens, 400 are superfluous, he reckons.
But statistics still used by bureaucrats in New Delhi put it at less than 85m.
They involved legions of US and Russian diplomats, scientists and bureaucrats in near-daily contact.
Or are these symbols of buffoonery, the bureaucrats who keep someone like Kanders in power?
As for the country's many government officials and bureaucrats, their potential actions are less clear.
Most are Slovaks, but he foresees having to import staff, though bureaucrats make that difficult.
You'll mostly just find bureaucrats milling about as it's the hub of the country's government.
Now, the two long term time bureaucrats were once referred to as brothers and arms.
In this age of democratic populism, it might the unelected bureaucrats who deserve our thanks.
Formerly limited by the central government, they later flourished with the support of local bureaucrats.
The rock star praised Trump for fighting "power abusing bureaucrats" on issues like hunting regulations.
There were tens of minutes spent listening to all types of boxing bureaucrats and figures.
Brussels bureaucrats today increasingly subject chemicals to the guillotine of fact-challenged, agenda-driven science.
Bureaucrats exaggerate the amount of wheat in government silos and pocket some of the subsidies.
The three topics listed above have confounded his predecessors and many bureaucrats within the Beltway.
There are far too many issues in our country for federal bureaucrats to competently handle.
They weren't about to let those meddling bureaucrats get in the way of saving lives.
Eliminating earmarks had no impact on overall spending, but unnecessarily transferred authority to unelected bureaucrats.
More than 7,000 people have been detained and thousands of judges and other bureaucrats purged.
We tire of what politicians and bureaucrats have made of it, and we deserve better.
But, for many bureaucrats, continuing in their duties meant participating in a sectarian criminal enterprise.
It's unfortunate that no one warned education bureaucrats about the probable outcome of Common Core.
It felt good, no doubt, to tell those overbearing bureaucrats in Brussels to bugger off.
Bureaucrats relied on outdated information and mistakes in the states' lists to disallow valid signatures.
Did the bureaucrats of the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) keep careful records?
How much statutory ambiguity is even necessary to allow bureaucrats to "fill in the gaps"?
And a government in which unelected bureaucrats openly block elected officials would quickly lose legitimacy.
Meanwhile, the seasoned politicians here at home and bureaucrats abroad are quick to dismiss him.
They could finish with the administrative state, where unelected bureaucrats exercise most nation regulatory power.
Property owners who defy the EPA and other federal bureaucrats face steep penalties and fines.
In the same ensuing decades, the number of bureaucrats responsible for regulation has increased fivefold.
Bureaucrats can deploy state-inspired consumer boycotts, surprise inspections, denials for licenses and so forth.
It also shifted the policy controls from Kuroda to the career bureaucrats, the official added.
"Europe should not be a denationalized state directed by bureaucrats in Brussels," Mr. Okamura said.
Bureaucrats dutifully picked up and relocated to a half-complete city that lacked basic amenities.
Ultimately, this is a game about cloistered bureaucrats who have an important but obscure job.
His will cannot be challenged, his decisions are final, non-appealable, implemented by loyal bureaucrats.
As the city's army of lawyers and bureaucrats deploys elsewhere, many government offices slow down.
In September bureaucrats rewarded a 92-year-old woman with a television for picking 70kg.
Unfortunately, many bureaucrats don't share that faith in public accountability and the rule of law.
Ben: It would mean fewer bureaucrats and an incentive for them to get in shape!
Now, he didn't win because people thought he would appoint career bureaucrats to his cabinet.
Last year alone, bureaucrats issued 43 major rules, at an annual cost of $22 billion.
However, Snyder said federal bureaucrats could have responded sooner if they had used common sense.
They serve the bureaucrats and the outside activist groups more than they serve this administration.
Apparently not even the bureaucrats charged with implementing the fuzzy rules can apply them accurately.
This is a remarkable turn by politicians usually heard decrying the intrusiveness of Washington bureaucrats.
An evil lair for out-of-touch bureaucrats, striving and conniving politicos, and entitled elites.
If something's not being properly managed ... you've got leverage to make the bureaucrats fix it.
"I think (career bureaucrats) should either get with the program or they can go," Spicer said.
The EU is hopelessly bureaucratic Forget all the tabloid nonsense about Brussels bureaucrats banning British sausages.
In the past few months, Putin has been taking an unusually tough line on errant bureaucrats.
Otherwise, we no longer live in a representative democracy, but rather an oligarchy of agency bureaucrats.
So, if your goal is to empower lobbyists and bureaucrats, term limits is a great plan.
Barfield believed profit-seeking managers would always run businesses better than bureaucrats or government-appointed executives.
When pay was delayed last year a government spokesperson helpfully recommended that bureaucrats start breeding chickens.
Bureaucrats in the rest of the country should learn from the delta's sensible, market-oriented planners.
In the city centre, Zhao Jin, a property magnate, paid off bureaucrats to flout zoning rules.
Madrid, not long ago a sleepy town of bureaucrats, is now one of Europe's cultural capitals.
And the city's top-ranking bureaucrats pursued a work-to-rule boycott of their elected bosses.
But there are also cheap solutions, such as undoing mistakes that Indian bureaucrats have themselves made.
In Egypt the Brotherhood faced similar opposition from a deep state of soldiers, judges and bureaucrats.
Eurosceptics have a valid case against the EU, but not because its leaders are "unelected bureaucrats".
Many Venetians and Lombards resent seeing their taxes spent by bungling bureaucrats in Rome or Naples.
TAMARA PETROFFMaryport, Cumbria Russians are discontent with corruption and point the finger at bureaucrats and politicians.
Government economic numbers are compiled by career bureaucrats who serve Democrats and Republicans equally and honorably.
"It's another example of Washington bureaucrats sticking their nose where it doesn't belong," Mr. Ryan wrote.
The scandal has left a trail of unfinished projects, frightened politicians and bureaucrats, and wary bankers.
When less money is being doled out to state and local administrations, bureaucrats invent new charges.
The commission is a unique blend of bureaucrats, monitors and rule-makers unlike any national administration.
Shares were equally distributed in order to avoid ownership concentration among Russia's mafiosos and rich bureaucrats.
Shared decision-making in healthcare should be between a patient and her physician — not government bureaucrats.
But a core group of CADTIC bureaucrats — including Mr Chen — sought to get around the sanctions.
The American people should be in charge of their own economic opportunity, not bureaucrats in Washington.
Why should they be denied tips just because government bureaucrats have decided they don't deserve them?
How Fraudsters and Bureaucrats Put Your Vote at Risk and Obama's Enforcer: Eric Holder's Justice Department.
Courses of study are to be linked to the "national development plan", as interpreted by bureaucrats.
He called it "shameful" that "European bureaucrats" had "insulted" not just the premier but all Italy.
It raised taxes, feuded with bureaucrats and floundered in the wake of the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
It will be voted on in January by unelected bureaucrats at the California Public Utilities Commission.
While nutritional experts and bureaucrats are handwringing and quibbling about how to label foods, Mars Inc.
But for the entrenched perpetual D.C. candidates and bureaucrats, it's proving to be a hard change.
Obama-era holdovers and long-burrowed career bureaucrats continue to exert day-to-day governing authority.
There must be a check on unelected bureaucrats and a restoration of the separation of powers.
Meanwhile, bureaucrats would repeatedly find themselves having to value billionaires' art collections and other illiquid assets.
Parents alone should make school decisions for their children, not education officials, bureaucrats or industry organizations.
They want us to be ruled by undemocratic, unaccountable bureaucrats in a faraway place like Brussels.
NASEM urges Congress to allow federal bureaucrats to negotiate Medicare drug prices directly with pharmaceutical companies.
We bureaucrats who kept government running sat beneath notice, but that didn't mean we lacked opinions.
Our legislators and bureaucrats are all about "passing the buck" by delegating decision-making to others.
The EU is not a constitutional government; it is an administrative state ruled by unelected bureaucrats.
The article explained that:            For their part, the bureaucrats are aware that they're not average Americans.
Newsom expressed skepticism earlier in June and worried that government bureaucrats would inhibit doctor-patient relationships.
Elected officials, clergy, activists, bureaucrats, labor leaders, and even actress Helen Hayes, all endorsed the bill.
Only last month bureaucrats said they preferred not to let Muslim families hire non-Muslim maids.
He's a master at making seemingly boring topics — baseball statistics, government bureaucrats, collateralized debt obligations — riveting.
That was a walk-back for BOJ bureaucrats who wanted more flexibility in their exit plans.
But traditional Medicare for All leaves government bureaucrats running and rationing a fifth of the economy.
Mr. Cornwell plays Kyle as an upstanding stiff, and the authorities investigating Frank are vindictive bureaucrats.
"There was a strong lobby of the big landlords, compradors, oligarchs and bureaucrats," Mr. Mariano says.
The last thing we want is to have bureaucrats or managers lead our way in technology.
Unskilled bureaucrats drive companies into the ground with major production problems, and profits quickly become losses.
Donald Trump WILL take care of our veterans by holding bureaucrats at  the Veterans Administration accountable.
They want bureaucrats like these four frog-marched out of the federal government and into oblivion.
" ---- Tea Party leader: What we want By Phillip Dennis "Washington bureaucrats are simply incapable of efficiency.
It puts bureaucrats squarely between licensed healthcare providers and the needs of his or her patients.
The Mandarins (bureaucrats) and the eunuchs (the navy and merchant class allies) were in political battles.
The founders did not intend for judges and bureaucrats to design the policies impacting America's workplaces.
It would certainly be easier for the people in charge if the 3x3 player pool was limited to amateurs—they are easier to push around, and there are no collective bargaining agreements to work around—but we are not bureaucrats and should not dream like bureaucrats.
He can do this by rewriting the rules of interactions between individuals, political groups, lobbyists and bureaucrats.
Donors can undermine fragile states by setting up parallel welfare systems and by pinching their best bureaucrats.
BGI, formerly known as the Beijing Genomics Institute, moved to Shenzhen to get away from northern bureaucrats.
Bureaucrats are crafting more legislation to decide how many resorts to permit and where to put them.
Cunningly, Galen recommends against it, but also makes it the easiest option for the bureaucrats to implement.
The oligarchs were ripe for satire, but so were traffic police, petty bureaucrats, and the Orthodox Church.
Ground down, as he tells it, by bureaucrats and needless regulations, Mr Marsh sends his resignation letter.
Now, he sighs, too many officials think like bureaucrats, merely concerned with doing things the "correct" way.
Trump then methodically outlined how he believes donors, bureaucrats and big business have screwed the little guy.
It is intense, adrenaline-fueled, all-night music made by hyper efficient, work-a-holic, laptop bureaucrats.
Pinheaded bureaucrats insisting on permits for irrigation ditches offends what remains of America's sense of rugged individualism.
And the bill quite literally injects a board of bureaucrats into millions of decisions about internet content.
To opponents, conservation triage is an impractical and immoral policy that effectively allows bureaucrats to play God.
But this claim exaggerates the influence of bureaucrats and fails to do justice to Mr Trump's achievements.
Lists and databases can have only one logical end — our rights distributed at the grace of bureaucrats.
The bureaucrats and the police allow themselves a lot, and no one really works to stop it.
Politicians, courts and bureaucrats are ill-placed to compare jobs from afar, let alone to set pay.
But this made a mockery of the idea that markets, rather than bureaucrats, should determine trade flows.
It's a legacy of the colonial era, when the British Empire appointed bureaucrats to oversee its affairs.
" Sharing the concern, Harry adds that it would be "run by tens of thousands of new bureaucrats.
First the good news: Hillary will arrive in Washington with several thousand Clintonian bureaucrats in her wake.
Their strategically misguided affinity for elevating bureaucrats like Comey in the first place makes much less sense.
The Founding Fathers never intended unelected bureaucrats in federal agencies to make sweeping changes to existing law.
Now the bad news: Hillary will arrive in Washington with several thousand Clintonian bureaucrats in her wake.
He envisioned a closed, rigid hierarchy staffed by bureaucrats who entered by examination and enjoyed protected careers.
After all, why should federal bureaucrats force New York taxpayers to finance a rail project in Dallas?
All of these instances are examples of how government bureaucrats keep too many things secret, he said.
The Paris Climate Agreement definitely doesn't give "foreign bureaucrats" control over how much energy the US uses.
Bureaucrats decide whether to assign the label "migration background" based on the questionnaire, which has become controversial.
Both are rooted in problems in the academies, which are dominated by bureaucrats rather than research scientists.
Some areas may lack a local advocate to pester bureaucrats until they cough up for the drug.
At the meeting on Wednesday, bureaucrats gave a presentation to cabinet ministers showing how Facebook, Google, Amazon.
All have left the hard work of selling this innovative deal to the bureaucrats of the commission.
There is fear in this administration, and in those bureaucrats and lawmakers who push these harmful policies.
But it signified much worse for the president and his party than a few thousand hostile bureaucrats.
Setting a yield curve target has been among the preferred options for BOJ bureaucrats drafting monetary policy.
That has spared Canada EU-style complaints about rules on banana curvature imposed from afar by bureaucrats.
They championed smaller government as a way of stemming the influence of white bureaucrats in black communities.
There are ways that savvy bureaucrats know to make changing decisions that have already been taken difficult.
Thousands of teachers and bureaucrats from Egypt and Syria filled posts vacated by France's fleeing civil servants.
The 15 board members of IPAB are unelected bureaucrats, unaccountable to Congress, the President, or the courts.
Should this shabby precedent be established, what sub-cabinet officials and bureaucrats might be singled out next?
He claims bureaucrats want to identify new pollutants to regulate so they can maintain the status quo.
After all, it is Congress, not bureaucrats, that makes laws and appropriates money to implement the laws.
As an actor, Letts is often cast as bureaucrats and fathers, and, like Coon, he eschews sentimentality.
"The bureaucrats were all willing to do what they were told," one former staffer said to me.
What this is doing is giving away all our authority as United States senators to nameless bureaucrats.
The command-and-control decisions of federal bureaucrats, however, cannot replace the genuine opportunities of functioning markets.
He wanted to make sure it could not easily be removed by heartless vandals or indifferent bureaucrats.
Donald Trump will walk free after once again being targeted by unelected bureaucrats within the intelligence community.
The left turned its anger on corporations and banks; the right blamed bureaucrats, minority groups, and immigrants.
Do you trust government bureaucrats to police social media and decide whether content is too politically "biased"?
He has overruled the bureaucrats and reversed course when he believes that the VA policy is wrong.
Congress insulates itself from this accountability by shirking its lawmaking responsibility and handing it off to bureaucrats.
We cannot wait for someone else, for faraway countries or far-off bureaucrats -- we can't do it.
This was an odd objection, given the plan's undeniable nonproliferation intent, but bureaucrats guard their budgets vigilantly.
There were bureaucrats at the state government who made mistakes — serious mistakes in common sense and judgment.
It focuses on the first responders, the bureaucrats, and the people of Pripyat to tell its story.
He and many other artists (and bureaucrats) of the time understood how it could impact the masses.
His top priority, he said, is to give citizens the same access to information that bureaucrats have.
During Japan's high-growth decades, its bureaucrats tried to "pick winners" by selecting certain industries for support.
In some cases, Saudi government bureaucrats work side by side with these consultants to implement government programs.
In this film, he goes to war with Scorpio, a shaggy serial killer, bureaucrats and due process.
Under Trump, the reality is that neither markets nor bureaucrats are going to be doing any disciplining.
Doctors also had to have their cases confirmed by bureaucrats before they were reported to higher-ups.
Shady, Kremlin-appointed bureaucrats are proving to be just as corrupt and inept as their Ukrainian predecessors.
The fowl's vibrant plumage recalls the dress of government bureaucrats centuries ago, called mandarins in the West.
The fowl's vibrant plumage recalls the dress of government bureaucrats centuries ago, called Mandarins in the West.
"FCC bureaucrats can neither determine what is 'fair' nor enforce it," the Heritage Foundation said in 1993.
His alleged offense: he built a pond on his private property without begging D.C. bureaucrats' permission first.
Mr. Thackeray's men took pride in watching industrialists, bureaucrats and politicians bow before him, touch his feet.
By April, 1942, Birch had become discouraged by illness, hunger, and missionary "bureaucrats" far from the scene.
That way, the consumers — not the lobbyists or bureaucrats — could decide which services are best for them.
Back then, elitist heads of state, the European Union bureaucrats, and international CEOs were uniformly against Trump.
Yes, political leaders can cut through the red tape and the roadblocks imposed by lower-level bureaucrats.
"The U.S. business community is no longer leaving these challenges in the hands of bureaucrats," Donohue said.
Why American bureaucrats have not reacted in keeping with the historical precedent in this instance is unclear.
But powerful bureaucrats and state-run companies fought to protect their turf, slowing progress in many areas.
"You are the bureaucrats that Thomas Jefferson warned us about," Deerfield resident Dan Cox told the board.
Last month, local children performed a play criticizing the growing pollution and the ineffective response of bureaucrats.
Amit Shah, a close aide of Modi and the head of the BJP, in a closed door meeting attended by two ministers in February said bureaucrats continued to suffer from "communist romanticism", a reference to the alleged influence of the left-leaning Congress opposition party on the bureaucrats.
Knowing humble bureaucrats to be much less capable, donors have largely bypassed ministries and delivered services around them.
"Having uncertainty on three fronts at once is especially difficult," and, he added, can be distracting for bureaucrats.
School policy should center on the safety, privacy and dignity of its students, not the whims federal bureaucrats.
Pressured bureaucrats get client numbers wrong, lose documents and misspell names, leaving vulnerable citizens without income for weeks.
There were no solemn-faced bureaucrats in dark suits, no reports on economic growth targets to be delivered.
So even when zoning plans prohibit construction and bureaucrats can enforce them, governments often look the other way.
The relentless narrative: Europe is under assault by crime, Muslims, terrorism, immigration, homosexuality, political correctness and effete bureaucrats.
Generations of Indian bureaucrats had parleyed with them to try winning over Kashmiris, greasing the wheels with subsidies.
One reason for this proliferation is that bureaucrats much prefer writing new rules to rubbing out old ones.
That assumes the cast of bureaucrats that have run the carrier poorly develop a sudden knack for management.
But bureaucrats were quickly overwhelmed with such requests when George W. Bush imposed tariffs on steel in 2002.
Europe's bureaucrats are playing into the wild men's hands by focusing on legal niceties rather than strategic interests.
Bureaucrats and politicians often enjoy perks, including gracious colonial bungalows, that are every bit as grand as officers'.
"Abe declared war on the autonomy of the bureaucrats, but I'm not betting against the bureaucracy," Kingston added.
If it's not the lobbyists, and not the government bureaucrats, then that's pretty much everybody with policy expertise.
In North Korea, for example, it is often relatives of powerful ministers and bureaucrats who own trading companies.
Here Europe's bureaucrats will have to rely on entrepreneurs, many of them American, to come up with answers.
The unloved bureaucrats of faraway capitals will become as popular as firefighters once they mix with regular folk.
Those caught drunk-driving are able to keep their licences because there are no bureaucrats to revoke them.
In this scheme Brussels, like corporatist Lib Dems and education bureaucrats, is a barrier to be knocked down.
The hope is that these intermediaries will make more market-minded investments than bureaucrats did in the past.
Ordinary Filipinos care more about their own poverty and about lower-level graft: sticky-fingered bureaucrats and policemen.
Pruitt has become one of the most closely watched and highly divisive bureaucrats appointed by President Donald Trump.
When they do, they face bureaucrats cloaked in prosecutorial immunity, with virtually unlimited budgets and substantial procedural advantages.
Oh, and here's the kicker: they're all un-elected bureaucrats who can't get voted out of office either.
Instead of being flyspecked by lawyers and bureaucrats, the internet would once again thrive under engineers and entrepreneurs.
It also entrenches bureaucrats who are not answerable to the people in the way representatives and senators are.
By imposing such duties through bureaucrats, elected officials can avoid political blowback and responsibility for squeezing their constituents.
The private sector is a far better allocator of resources than a bunch of D.C. swamp-dwelling bureaucrats.
These bureaucrats of the deep state are a bit like a group of rowdy teenagers having a sleepover.
It has allowed bureaucrats to close mosques and Islamic schools in Yangon at the behest of angry mobs.
But it was used by bureaucrats in the 1970s and 113s to try and justify getting more money.
In other words, it's member's job to know their district better than the bureaucrats in the executive branch.
Mr. Mills, 73, is an ardent Brexiteer and needed little encouragement to air his views on Brussels bureaucrats.
"I worry about the unchallenged narrative of faceless bureaucrats, because that just hasn't been my experience," he said.
An "America First" energy policy does not allow European bureaucrats to determine how much energy Americans can use.
Bureaucrats want more power and control, and they obtain it by growing their department or agency and budget.
The show's director, Gong Qiaoli, called the officials "cute and friendly", terms not often applied to Chinese bureaucrats.
Anxiety levels are rising among some entrenched State Department bureaucrats and die-hard Iran apologists inside the Beltway.
"Bureaucrats in D.C. don't know how to provide for an education like a parent can," Mr. Roth said.
Two sides of the same coin, went existing thinking, which assumed perfect knowledge on the part of bureaucrats.
You can still find entire estates and villages named after bureaucrats, who had basically allotted them to themselves.
Time was short: Europe was bracing for war, and bureaucrats in Santiago and Paris were sabotaging the effort.
Meanwhile, Ledgard returned to Central and East Africa, to solicit advice from politicians, entrepreneurs, bureaucrats, and local traders.
Sometimes people can't figure out the nuances of why something is or isn't offensive — government bureaucrats in particular.
The Corps's dredge-and-fill bureaucrats disagree with Congress's policy choice to protect farming from their permitting control.
In a socialist economy, individual interests are replaced with collective interests, which are determined by politicians and bureaucrats.
A board of bureaucrats ruled on what this meant for everything from golf club memberships to commodity futures.
Churches — not government bureaucrats and certainly not ambulance chasers — should decide whether hospitals are part of the church.
Several Google employees joined the Obama administration while dozens of government bureaucrats were employed by the tech company.
Varoufakis is smiling, always smiling, as he "dismisses" threats, gives difficult, honest answers, and outwits dour German bureaucrats.
You can avoid this by traveling with a smuggler, who bribes the checkpoint bureaucrats to skip the lines.
Federal bureaucrats shelled out for half a billion dollar's worth of mobile homes that were never even used.
When CNN visited, a group of smartly dressed senior bureaucrats milled around the entrance to the center's playroom.
The impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump has brought a parade of once-faceless bureaucrats before the nation.
Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump has long complained of a deep state of bureaucrats out to get him.
Bureaucrats are banned from calling on small businesses, which they previously did constantly, to bully them for bribes.
It is a death-fight (meant figuratively) for bureaucrats intent at reshaping society according to their world-view.
Consideration of such leadership shows that the new administration would in fact be putting veterans first, not bureaucrats.
It seems that Washington bureaucrats are unknowingly playing a game of give-and-take with the Rust Belt.
Accommodating conscience may challenge government officials bent on wielding power and ideological bureaucrats who despise competing faith principles.
"My son was crushed to death, and these clowns are still sitting here," he said of the bureaucrats.
By the 303s, this suggested formula had hardened into rules, reified by bureaucrats who encouraged quantity over quality.
But even some members of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party have said that blaming bureaucrats is not feasible.
Bureaucrats garner even less support: A whopping 72 percent of millennials have little confidence in the federal government.
When bureaucrats remake the bureaucracy in their own image, it's real and it's vulnerable people who suffer the consequences.
We would reform education so it worked best for students, parents, and teachers, not Washington bureaucrats and union bosses.
It seems to have made bureaucrats more competent: the health ministry is widely regarded as among Liberia's most adept.
Its premise is "bureaucrats control society through universal healthcare," which has inevitably been interpreted as an indictment of Obamacare.
"We are less pessimistic since these negotiations are being conducted by senior politicians, not by trade bureaucrats," they said.
The movie portrays the Soviets as plucky underdogs battling a lack of resources, scheming sports bureaucrats, and health problems.
And again: that was us, with all our advantages, our confidence and ability to confront and reason with bureaucrats.
Belfast's proposal hides the unethical, horrific realities of the treatment and is subsequently applauded by bureaucrats and veterans alike.
We now see federal bureaucrats engaging in creative and persuasive acts of what we may call civil (service) disobedience.
World leaders with their bland communiques carefully crafted by time-serving bureaucrats who think they really run the show. ?
Ma has probably gone as far as he can partnering solely with Chinese politicians and bureaucrats in that regard.
And as government bureaucrats leave, this will also make agencies even more dependent on private lobbyists for policy expertise.
My street is full of politicians and bureaucrats who spend their lives going through the revolving door of power.
These days, bureaucrats dress down during the sweltering summer months, but employees at banks and the like rarely dare.
In his speech, he spoke of how he wanted bureaucrats to remove portraits of the President from their offices.
Low-level bureaucrats, eager to preserve both their importance and, sadly, their bribes, could also gum up the works.
Do Americans want unelected bureaucrats, rather than the market, to determine which companies and industries succeed and which fail?
Federal bureaucrats could move slower than usual to implement contentious orders, such as the deportation of 11m undocumented migrants.
On regulation and bureaucrats: This is especially true because we have undertaken the most extensively regulatory reduction ever conceived.
We must hold the IRS and its unelected bureaucrats accountable — especially since they have overstepped their Constitutional bounds before.
When hiring and firing decisions have to be validated by bureaucrats, few entrepreneurs want to set up large factories.
If even a handful of these proposals become law, faceless bureaucrats would control the internet instead of energetic entrepreneurs.
FDIC hacked The Chinese hacked into the nation's banking regulator for three years and government bureaucrats lied about it.
British Columbia Greens leader Andrew Weaver said the new government would be consulting provincial bureaucrats on issues around permitting.
Until 2014, it helped raise money to subsidize the salaries of 72 Afghan bureaucrats who could regulate the industry.
The currency crisis gives government bureaucrats an excuse to exercise even more power and to continue rent-seeking activities.
He also made it easier for some taxes to be paid online, which meant fewer opportunities for dishonest bureaucrats.
What is frightening is that a panel of mid-level bureaucrats is determining who gets killed and who doesn't.
While far from perfect, either option is better than a one-size-fits-all approach dictated by Washington bureaucrats.
Meanwhile, a growing number of career bureaucrats get to keep on "working" for environmental improvements with almost no accountability.
Are you someone who feels your life is being encroached upon by criminals, gypsies, spongers, asylum-seekers, Brussels bureaucrats?
Under my plan, Congress would have more say over agency rulemaking, a process that is currently dominated by bureaucrats.
Trumpian conservatives say that Washington insiders are unelected bureaucrats, denizens of the swamp, the cesspool or a snake pit.
He then supported bills that the Texas legislature passed to keep the bureaucrats off the backs of other groups.
"This bill clarifies that the Judicial Branch, not unelected bureaucrats, should settle any disputes on Congressional intent," Ratcliffe said.
It's about sovereignty: the idea that unelected bureaucrats in Brussels, not the Westminster Parliament, make the laws of England.
Hard-line Communist Party bureaucrats appear to have won a tactical victory in the struggle within the Chinese hierarchy.
The problem is that there is no mechanism for oversight, or for holding political appointees and career bureaucrats accountable.
A century later the grand redbrick building was inhabited by bureaucrats, after it had been turned into council offices.
Kisor had argued that the top court should overturn Auer, saying that it gives government bureaucrats too much power.
Under a Trump Administration, the needs of D.C. bureaucrats will no longer be placed above those of our veterans.
Yet elected officials, government bureaucrats and private contractors may prefer to keep information secret to further their own interests.
The reason is that the system rewarded politicians, bureaucrats or plain cheaters to game the laws and amass wealth.
In its second year, bureaucrats working across the government completed 96 major rules, more than in any subsequent year.
Hong Kong jurists should be asked to come up with proposals if necessary, not politicians, bureaucrats or Beijing's representatives.
Executives, bankers and bureaucrats are grappling with something that could be minor or momentous and has never happened before.
Resistance also will come from entrenched civilian bureaucrats who instinctively seek to oppose new initiatives that threaten established programs.
When conservative journalists prod him to snipe at the E.P.A.'s "lifelong bureaucrats," he chuckles and declines the bait.
Her hope is to bypass the bureaucrats in Brussels through one-on-one meetings with leaders such as Merkel.
As the seat of government, it is home to tens of thousands of middle-class bureaucrats and their families.
This is an important step to understanding the scope of this problem and reclaiming the rulemaking power from bureaucrats.
Tens of thousands of others, including teachers, police officers, state bureaucrats and even airline employees, have lost their jobs.
This public safety net should continue to be funded by taxpayers but overseen by private physicians, not government bureaucrats.
I'm really surprised my progressive friends seem so eager to confer this boundless faith on the wisdom of bureaucrats.
We can't think of it as just a kind of Arendtian banality of evil with bureaucrats who follow rules.
School policy should center on the safety, privacy and dignity of its students, not the whims federal of bureaucrats.
It was easy to blame the warriors themselves for accepting payments, and that's precisely what some Pentagon bureaucrats did.
The bureaucrats are happy with this arrangement and determined to undermine any effort that will require them to change.
A sophisticated multimedia campaign, called "Justice for Jack," portrays Mr. Phillips as the victim of heavy-handed state bureaucrats.
"We are less pessimistic since these negotiations are being conducted by senior politicians, not by trade bureaucrats," they added.
But recent weeks have generated anxiety and fear among the bureaucrats and diplomats who make up the trade organization.
Progressives and even conscientious bureaucrats who are used to a place in the power structure are being frozen out.
At the news conference on Monday, Mr. Aso said bureaucrats altered the documents between February and April last year.
The politicians, led by the bureaucrats, are making decisions about our future which they really don't know anything about.
The central leadership has focused blame on local bureaucrats, including for censuring doctors who warned others about the infections.
The sheer volume of leaks from bureaucrats and career intelligence officers is beyond anything we've seen in recent history.
The bureaucrats running the National Register of Citizens accepted 19803 million claims to Indian citizenship and rejected four million.
That's part of what makes them so angry: Washington bureaucrats and elitists telling them what they need to do.
It's a mistake for the state to disrupt it wantonly and for bureaucrats to try to do its job.
The point of calling public schools "government schools" is to conjure the specter of pathologically inefficient, power-mad bureaucrats.
"War Machine" effectively rebuts the evergreen notion that military leaders are held back from victory by politicians and bureaucrats.
It amounts to a bet that poor people know the most appropriate use for a dollar better than bureaucrats.
The rule of law is weakened when unelected bureaucrats determine which laws apply and who has to follow them.
Lately, politicians, bureaucrats and journalists have begun lamenting the fact that the United States runs a seafood trade deficit.
"We are filing this petition to force unelected bureaucrats to follow the law," said PLF staff attorney Jonathan Wood.
Spurred on by the spate of activity, workers' compensation insurance companies, trial lawyers, and federal bureaucrats launched a counteroffensive.
While most other bureaucrats in their 50s and 60s dye their hair black, Mr. Liu, 64, has gray hair.
Power must be returned from the unelected and unaccountable bureaucrats of the political class as well as the legislature.
The US, like many other countries, unelected bureaucrats -- we have, believe me, we have them all over the place.
Bizarrely, the most dangerous predators circling Johnson are not Brussels bureaucrats but members of his own parliamentary Conservative Party.
After all, the motivation behind EO 13771 is presumptively that we can't trust bureaucrats … they're going to game this!
He said the alterations were conducted by bureaucrats at the finance ministry's division in charge of state land sales.
Palliative care advocates elsewhere have also faced skepticism regarding its value—as much from medical professionals as from bureaucrats.
The bureaucrats tell you: We are still waiting for news of your request and have no news either way!
In the last half century, the sovereignty of the people has steadily been eroded by unelected judges and government bureaucrats.
These security issues aren't just academic concerns cooked up by bureaucrats to waste time and add red tape to operations.
Last week, the Office of Special Counsel issued guidance for federal bureaucrats with regard to the nascent re-election effort.
Those who obtain a licence, however, ought to find it easier to stand up to bribe-demanding cops and bureaucrats.
The answer from all guilty bureaucrats, suddenly faced with the Law of Unintended Consequences: consumers can live in the dark.
The idea might sound absurd, unimaginable even: Washington bureaucrats regulating reality itself, dictating to Americans what's true and what isn't.
The standing committee of the National People's Congress adopted the laws earlier this month and bureaucrats have drafted detailed rules.
Deguis claimed the bureaucrats discriminated against her because she had dark skin and a Francophone name — markers of Haitian identity.
He tells it like it is and if it offends some government bureaucrats and loudmouth civil rights agitators, so what?
Ahok had been popular, having waged war on Jakarta's corrupt and idle bureaucrats and laboured manfully to improve its infrastructure.
"Something's got to give ... the problem is not bureaucrats in Brussels but the market which owns Italy's debt," he said.
The careers of prosecutors—elite bureaucrats from Japan's best universities—rise or fall depending on their success at securing them.
Worried about a rise in incidents, a think-tank in Brandenburg recently published a handbook for bureaucrats dealing with Reichsbürger.
As a candidate, Trump repeatedly lambasted D.C. bureaucrats as enablers of a "rigged system" that has cheated hard-working Americans.
He will not live in the Los Pinos palace and will halve the salaries of senior bureaucrats, including his own.
But some bureaucrats and ruling party politicians are quietly starting to game-plan a second delay to the unpopular measure.
Government departments in charge of health, tax, security and others are changing procedures and reassigning bureaucrats to prepare for legalisation.
Besides, water companies might become less efficient if they were once again run by bureaucrats rather than profit-oriented managers.
Did you stuff envelopes and pay parking tickets for a series of cranky middle-aged bureaucrats as an unpaid intern?
Neither will provide adequate housing for the 2.1m bureaucrats in Cairo or the other workers needed to run the city.
Trump and Farage have both stoked concerns about immigrants, globalism and a perceived loss of control to far away bureaucrats.
Bureaucrats outnumber faculty 2:1 at public universities and 2.5:1 at private colleges, double the ratio in the 1970s.
The authorities, the bureaucrats, the neighbors, religious, building and safety folks, you name it [were trying to shut us down].
Offence is inherently subjective; university bureaucrats should not punish one student simply because her clothes hurt the feelings of another.
They are a diverse group, from hidebound apparatchiks to bureaucrats who teach themselves English by listening to foreign radio broadcasts.
But bureaucrats crafting trade-protection policy face a trade-off between punching the other country and protecting their own consumers.
But it's clear that voters across the continent are frustrated by the idea that Europe is run by unaccountable bureaucrats.
Schools with low scores are subjected to heightened cash monitoring requirements by bureaucrats who have little knowledge of University operations.
Local bureaucrats now exercise more caution in promoting economic activities, in part to avoid becoming targets of anti-corruption campaigns.
"The current plans risk missing the mark on achieving public policy objectives," one casino executive said they had told bureaucrats.
"The GOP-controlled federal government can't put cops on every beat or bureaucrats at every desk," Gerken wrote for Vox.
A monument designation grants federal bureaucrats life and death power over ranchers and others whose livelihoods depend on the land.
As military ruler he jailed, fired or forced into retirement thousands of bureaucrats whose fingers had been in the till.
One reason for this would be bureaucrats' fears that Sharp's liquid-crystal display (LCD) know-how could benefit foreign rivals.
Like his predecessors, he has to court politicians, bureaucrats and a politically active post office masters' group and labour union.
Doing so will stop a successful policy while it is ahead and keep government bureaucrats out of Americans' gas tanks.
It is wrong to argue, as some do, that EU laws are imposed by unelected bureaucrats in the European Commission.
Compliant bureaucrats and conniving businessmen allowed Mr Ben Ali's clan to dominate the economy, though they produced little of value.
Despite the bipartisan vote in Congress and strong support from President Trump, Justice Department bureaucrats insist on undermining these efforts.
Nonetheless, to these government bureaucrats it was acceptable to lie to the FISA Court by vouching for an unverified dossier.
Politicians, generals and bureaucrats aren't the only ones who think the state owes them a mansion and a manicured lawn.
Pricing reflects preferences, and the Trump administration plan would replace the needs of American patients with the preferences of bureaucrats.
Government bureaucrats, however well-intended, are people subject to the same biases, misconceptions, and motivations as the rest of us.
Mr. Lu's public appearances and travels made him stand out at home in a political scene dominated by muted bureaucrats.
As Mr Walsh puts it, easterners' taxes get them "nothing back except for a bunch more rules" from socialist bureaucrats.
Further, security means policy that is actually warranted by our national security not by the whims of White House bureaucrats.
When it comes to domestic operations, however, pencil-necked bureaucrats lack the flair, and perhaps the masculinity, for inspiring names.
The bureaucrats are now arguing that the First Step Act gives them up to 210 days to implement its provisions.
During his failed bid for the presidency last year, he boasted that bureaucrats are now an endangered species in Louisiana.
It still reports facts with scant analysis—its officious interpretation of neutrality—and gives dreary attention to bureaucrats and politicians.
AMLO has cut the salaries of senior officials and bureaucrats, including his own, and put their cars up for auction.
But very few Brits are enthusiastic about unelected bureaucrats from culturally different countries deciding how we should live and work.
These foreign bureaucrats are making American capitalists look like little leaguers when it comes to keeping drug prices under control.
Contrasting stereotypes about lazy bureaucrats, the political and career government executives I knew were hard-working, smart, patriotic public servants.
Brittany was told by bureaucrats that she needed to obtain a permit before using the University's designated free speech zone.
Conservatives often rail against the "administrative state," their term of derision for federal agencies and the "bureaucrats" who staff them.
If that happens, thousands of U.S. firms will be lining up to beseech federal bureaucrats to favor them with exemptions.
DOL bureaucrats may think they have duped everyone by forcing implementation in this 60-day delay, but they did not.
He will appoint ministers, vice presidents and high-level bureaucrats, issue decrees, prepare the budget and decide on security policies.
A recent article in The Washington Post highlighted a study by Jennifer Bachner and Benjamin Ginsberg about bureaucrats in Washington.
To this end, imports were restricted to what Israeli bureaucrats deemed a humanitarian necessity, while exports were almost completely prohibited.
At lower levels, Trump's administration is understaffed sporadically as well, thanks in large part to an exodus of career bureaucrats.
After sending some of its bureaucrats to Colorado, Uruguay also legalized the production and consumption of the plant in 2013.
Federal bureaucrats have stripped homeowners and families of practical ownership rights to property they have purchased and managed for generations.
Speaking at a rally amid protesters' jeers, Prime Minister Viktor Orban likened E.U. bureaucrats to those of the Soviet Union.
You've got to stop measuring yourself against people who are only bureaucrats in their own lives and those of others.
Mr. Abe has insisted he was not involved in either case and has suggested that bureaucrats may have acted independently.
He left much of the day-to-day administration to bureaucrats, weakening the influence of political parties and the military.
Yet increasingly, decisions have been made by EU bureaucrats in Brussels instead of members of the British Parliament in Westminster.
As Mr. Pompeo's deputy, Ms. Haspel served as a buffer, they said, coaching bureaucrats on how to talk to him.
So if we could find the right path through the maze of government bureaucrats, we thought we had a chance.
None of the member countries wanted to allow the "nameless, faceless" bureaucrats in Geneva to define their essential security interests.
The projects languish in agencies including the Department of Transportation, while bureaucrats hold U.S. economic growth and national security hostage.
But right now there seems to be an impression that folks in the so-called deep state are soulless bureaucrats.
The top spot at the Ohio Department of Health can be a soft landing for patronage hires or career bureaucrats.
It seems preposterous that fumbling bureaucrats could understand what we do, let alone presume to limit our freedom of action.
They feature fixed cameras that pick up your heat signature and display it on monitors manned by bored-looking bureaucrats.
Only occasionally does she invite partisan pundits on to opinionate; her interview subjects are more typically reporters, politicians and bureaucrats.
Looking forward: An army of lawyers, accountants, bureaucrats and experts will hash out the arcana of a new British-E.
Suddenly, a new class of Cubans with modest jobs or small businesses had incomes several times those of party bureaucrats.
But he was more charismatic than most bureaucrats — six feet eight inches tall, with an easy wit and refreshing informality.
Even though her policies will not actually work for you and me, they will work for the bureaucrats in Washington.
Most of his predecessors were specialist bureaucrats who worked in the central government before taking up the Hong Kong assignment.
The federal structure primarily benefits a narrow elite of political police, bureaucrats, oligarchs and regional governors appointed by the Kremlin.
One likely contributor to the cause is missing — the United States — much to the chagrin of many scientists and bureaucrats.
That's a task best met by market forces in free and robust competition, not by unelected and unaccountable government bureaucrats.
My opponent would rather protect bureaucrats than serve American children, and that's what she's doing and that's what she's done.
In the last year for which there are figures, bureaucrats created 25 times more law than the real lawmakers produced.
Republicans see them as the reckless actions of disgruntled bureaucrats eager to advance their own agendas and sabotage Mr. Trump.
The best way to fix the Postal Service isn't to keep it tethered to bureaucrats afraid of change or unions.
Some suggest that marriage promotion is a worthy avenue, but it is difficult to imagine bureaucrats successfully steering social norms.
And sure, as during Watergate, the news business is booming and random bureaucrats have been thrust onto the national stage.
Congress established the board to prevent bureaucrats from imposing unnecessary restrictions on liberty in the pursuit of unnecessary regulatory goals.
Effectively disemboweling the Environmental Protection Agency may sound smart if you imagine that it's just a bunch of meddling bureaucrats.
But the hackneyed script also has the effect of lending an unmerited nobility to the politicians and bureaucrats on-screen.
"It was insulting that bureaucrats thousands of miles away didn't believe we were capable of protecting our land," she said.
In contrast, private schools face accountability not from politicians and bureaucrats representing special interests, but from parents representing their kids.
To the contrary, VA bureaucrats desire to protect unions rather than push for accountability is what has obstructed VA reform.
As such, career agency bureaucrats have gone so far to state recently that internal agency regulations outweighs any statutory considerations.
It was staffed by seasoned bureaucrats whom Reid knew were much more experienced and knowledgeable than either him or O'Callaghan.
History has taught us that a law enforcement agency has no business being run by bureaucrats in a regulatory agency.
Trump and his talk-radio cheerleaders bawl about the "deep state," by which they mean the unelected bureaucrats who actually do the daily business of running the federal apparatus, but he refuses to put his own people in the key roles in the bureaucracies that would enable him to bind the bureaucrats to his agenda.
His pet projects yielded tangible returns: electricity provision was improved, new roads laid, foreign investors glad-handed and bureaucrats kept honest.
Broadcom was winning the battle with shareholders, so Qualcomm's board shifted to a terrain far more favorable to it: Washington bureaucrats.
Pai's suggestion that the internet should be run by "engineers, entrepreneurs, and technologists, not lawyers, bureaucrats, and politicians," is comically misplaced.
" He also said education decisions would be best determined by state and local governments as opposed to "unelected bureaucrats in Washington.
If we put the billions that currently go to EU bureaucrats into the NHS instead it would hugely improve patient care.
He and the bureaucrats (some of them, anyway) are now in jail; his development, an unfinished eyesore, was listed for demolition.
Some bureaucrats, recognising the tragedy of losing local variants, now urge their protection, along with endangered languages of minority ethnic groups.
In parts of Russia the only profitable way to run a firm is to hide the profits from bribe-hungry bureaucrats.
He has also tapped nationalistic sentiments by portraying officials in Brussels as meddling bureaucrats who are a threat to Hungary's sovereignty.
Ministries protect the PSUs on their patch, which give their bureaucrats considerable power of patronage, for example when dishing out contracts.
However, organising all those systems requires social commitment, not least because they require a cadre of basically honest inspectors and bureaucrats.
All this not only confuses visitors but also stymies bureaucrats, who are often uncertain which number to use for what purpose.
Liberal bureaucrats created national and city bureaucracies in order to wipe out the scourges of raw sewage, pollution and general anarchy.
I propose a system in which we use health empowerment accounts, which are like a health savings account with no bureaucrats.
EUROSCEPTIC politicians and newspapers, especially British ones, are fond of referring to the officials of the European Union as "unelected bureaucrats".
In April the Daily Telegraph, a broadsheet, castigated "unelected bureaucrats in Brussels" for backing Emmanuel Macron in the French presidential election.
"I'm with the president's domestic policy agenda of low taxes, low regulation, smaller government, pushing back against the bureaucrats," Romney said.
With bureaucrats still transcribing the hastily drafted legislation into rules for business, firms cannot yet be sure of their total impact.
Forget about politicians and bureaucrats: they are for the most part the people who spend the surplus generated by free exchange.
For his part, Trump, in California, claims "there is no drought," blaming bureaucrats and environmental regulations for the state's water woes.
Their president had locked up journalists and thousands of bureaucrats, gutted state institutions and used a referendum to grab constitutional powers.
Universities say that a boom in regulations under Barack Obama's administration increased the need to hire more bureaucrats of every kind.
Time will tell whether Washington's bureaucrats are similarly chosen on the basis of expertise and given relative freedom from legislative interference.
The congregation includes Homeland Security and FBI agents, State Department bureaucrats and a posse of lawyers from the Department of Justice.
While Japanese debated, bureaucrats prepared for May 1 by updating computer software and documents that almost exclusively use the era name.
Vom: Short for "vomit" Westminster bubble: Used to describe the politicos and government bureaucrats working in the United Kingdom's political center.
The government is blaming the finance ministry, which in turn is suggesting that responsibility lies with a few of its bureaucrats.
More background-checking, gun-purchase bureaucrats of the same quality that cleared one of the San Bernardino terrorists into the country?
Sadly, some take up the worst habits of skilled bureaucrats; they dissemble, leak, and engage in the worse kinds of gamesmanship.
If officials show leniency, they are accused of chasing growth, but if they come down hard, they are considered brittle bureaucrats.
Their point is to "ensure" us that governing is so complicated that it really should be left to the experienced bureaucrats.
For politicians and bureaucrats, it's an occasion for anodyne platitudes about the importance of gender equality in our schools and institutions.
"To be honest, I don't think that young people all learning to become bureaucrats is so desirable for society, " she said.
At its most fundamental level, it would silence millions of Americans and shield politicians and bureaucrats from answering to the public.
Every option should be held accountable, but they should be directly accountable to parents and communities, not to Washington, D.C., bureaucrats.
It's agreements like these, often enforced by un-elected and even anonymous bureaucrats that fuel Brexit-like sentiments around the world.
Shkuda's cast is a motley assortment of city bureaucrats, manufacturers, land owners, artists, labor leaders, preservationists, urban planners, and art dealers.
To be sure, there have been presidents who have been able to combine feuding with career bureaucrats with actual policy change.
After the community invested heavily in planning and permit applications, EPA bureaucrats shut the project down, claiming it would impact wetlands.
GOP committee members hailed the legislation as necessary to stop federal bureaucrats that they said have run amok with regulatory power.
Leaking sensitive or classified information empowers those who should be humble and small — nameless bureaucrats — to satisfy their ambitions and resentments.
Allison's been bugging a bunch of bureaucrats at Health Canada for a new "section 56" exemption, just like Parker's in '97.
Madrid has also threatened fines against bureaucrats working on the ballot, including the region's election commission, which was dissolved last week.
Republicans may also conduct an inventory of non-appropriated government spending and seek to punish bureaucrats that spend beyond their means.
It is long past time for the excuses, delays, obfuscation and denials of the D.C. bureaucrats to come to an end.
The Solution Not the local bureaucrats, dependent on the tourist dollar for their survival and reluctant to close off the beaches.
He understood the swift, decisive nature of upper-management bureaucrats, whose sudden decrees often fell into subordinates' laps like hot coals.
Why have we waited 80 years for the same codes of conduct for federal bureaucrats who run our $4 trillion government?
However, the market should determine coal's fate, not bureaucrats in Washington promulgating regulations that are devoid of any meaningful climate benefit.
"This is a coordinated smear campaign from far-left lawmakers and radical unelected bureaucrats waging war on the Constitution," Grisham said.
"This deference empowers nameless, faceless, unaccountable bureaucrats to re-write laws and attach meaning that was never Congress's intent," Ryan said.
Her system "preyed on the sympathies of overworked bureaucrats and exploited rules designed to help the vulnerable and destitute," Levin reports.
It's easy for politicians to lament the inefficiencies and supposed laziness of the federal bureaucrats, but it's not rooted in truth.
Instead, they trust an unelected panel of bureaucrats to apply "cost-effectiveness" and "emerging" science to better prepare for severe weather.
But it's worth asking whether leaving the park's welfare in the hands of bureaucrats and politicians doomed it from the start.
Just last week, anti-EU election results in Italy caused market turbulence; voter impatience with Europe's bureaucrats is unlikely to disappear.
In March 23, Macedonia was in Arlington, Va., listening to a group of scientists and government bureaucrats talk about roadside bombs.
But if Ex-Im has proven anything, it is that their bureaucrats do whatever they want, regardless of what Congress says.
It's time that both political appointees and bureaucrats in the executive branch understand that "passing the buck" is not an option.
"Donald Trump's position is the hoax is some bureaucrats in Washington, D.C., can change the climate of the Earth," Pence said.
When Ackerman evokes this clunkier era ruled by DOS, IBM PCs and Soviet bureaucrats clueless about property rights, the story shines.
Bureaucrats believe that all problems can be solved by adding a few lines to a wiring diagram and spending more money.
Under Obama, the department was initially scandal-plagued and dysfunctional, as bureaucrats covered up long wait times for patients requesting care.
Mr. Bonneau was a garrulous man whose favorite topics of conversation included gastronomy, the Algerian war and the shortcomings of bureaucrats.
Like many other people, I suffered an injustice at the hand of government bureaucrats and was denied access to the courts.
Business customers don't need to be "saved" by bureaucrats from a thriving BDS marketplace marked by falling prices and growing competition.
"And the bureaucrats in Brussels, instead of trying to be open and accommodating, have really thrown down the hammer," he added.
It would help, for instance, if Goodwin had some half-interesting antagonist to push against him, other than sketchily drawn bureaucrats.
Like Nisar, Chaudhry hoped to fix Pakistan and had a tendency to tell politicians and bureaucrats how to run the country.
It's the locomotive that keeps the wheels of the institution turning, and most of its 32,000 staff members are career bureaucrats.
So, instead of a country run by laws, we slowly become a country run by politicians and the bureaucrats they hire.
It may also hold true for foreign policy, at least that's what some top bureaucrats in Israel are hoping to prove.
It's the kind of paper that was once read by bureaucrats, diplomats and aspiring young people wanting to improve their English.
Except for Isabella, the characters wear contemporary clothes, from business suits for the bureaucrats to leftover "Cabaret" costumes for Mistress Overdone.
Even so, the official said the embassy's front office was staffed by career bureaucrats, who are known for keeping meticulous records.
On issues from federal pay to the regulations that implement laws Congress passes, Republicans routinely make "Washington bureaucrats" their punching bags.
But as we allow unaccountable bureaucrats to accumulate more and more power, we move closer to the tyranny feared by Madison.
"To be honest, I don't think that young people all learning to become bureaucrats is so desirable for society," she said.
His hearings produced a long line of career bureaucrats, disturbed and upset with Trump and brimming with second and thirdhand information.
"For years, we have over-regulated that sector, mostly by Washington politicians and bureaucrats who knew they knew best," Perry said.
Hundreds of these officials, many of them bureaucrats with little experience in managing infectious diseases, helped with screenings and administrative tasks.
In previous attempts, Wiener's idea was criticized for exacerbating gentrification and handing over development plans from local officials to state bureaucrats.
The most obvious problem stems from publicly elected officials delegating authority vested in them by voters to unelected, largely unaccountable bureaucrats.
Following Maryland's lead, lawmakers and bureaucrats in Hawaii, Colorado, and Connecticut are expected to consider creating their own drug affordability boards.
Because ex-bureaucrats, former politicians, and political staffers are vital hires for mining companies that want to exert power in Canberra.
"A great start, need to get replace bureaucrats w thinkers: Hundreds of VA officials fired since Trump's inauguration," Trump Jr. tweeted.
Far from breaking with the establishment, Mr. Renzi had been co-opted by its bankers, bureaucrats and power brokers, she said.
Now it's time for the bureaucrats in NASA to do what's ethically responsible by figuring out what's going on at SpaceX.
" He later issued a barbed apology: "No offense was intended by the use of that term except to the offending bureaucrats.
"Show us the gun and we'll find a crime" crackdowns work out great for bureaucrats but ravage citizens and the Constitution.
His case is a perfect example of how the blurry law has been used by bureaucrats against innocent people behaving reasonably.
"The Constitution reserves lawmaking authority for the legislative branch, not unelected bureaucrats in the executive branch," Massie said in a statement.
It is encouraging state-owned enterprises to behave more like private ones, though turning bureaucrats into professional managers is proving difficult.
The investigation of potential crimes committed by Washington bureaucrats in alleged attempts to thwart the Trump campaign may come to nothing.
This is the self-sustaining system of politicians, bureaucrats and their supporting cast of lobbyists, journalists, think tank intellectuals, and lawyers.
He uses them to demonize opponents, stoke fears about marauding migrants and accuse bureaucrats in Brussels of every manner of sin.
They were replaced by a middle class — professionals, government bureaucrats, business owners, said Enrique Krauze, a prominent Mexican historian and writer.
Given that, pro-Europe voices and Brussels bureaucrats may still get a drubbing in elections to the European Parliament in May.
The bureaucrats are so against growth and prosperity, it wouldn't surprise me if they tried to do away with Moore's Law.
"I will end the wasteful government spending and hold the bureaucrats accountable," Trump said in Florida days before the election in 2016.
But religious bodies employ vast numbers of people who are not priests, imams or rabbis: teachers, bureaucrats, charity workers and so on.
Can you even imagine how angry they'd be at those idiot bureaucrats in City Hall if they were embarrassing a Republican mayor?
That is partly because voters have come to resent a system that lets bureaucrats retire in their 50s, often with full salary.
The crisis is systemic and will not be resolved by new policies and procedures, as the hapless episcopal bureaucrats want to think.
Restrictions on foreign employees would require a "work permit" system in which bureaucrats, not employers, would decide which workers companies could hire.
He said bureaucrats in Brussels must not only focus on fighting with national governments over budget flexibility or achieving fractional deficit targets.
Another colleague from the mayor's office said that at the time Mutko did little to distinguish himself from other mid-level bureaucrats.
Those bureaucrats would be backed by EU countries, who want to show that exiting the union is no easy task, he said.
Bureaucrats have become less willing to suggest experiments because anyone adversely affected by them might retaliate by accusing the reformers of graft.
It's directly in line with the idea he's repeatedly pushed that a "deep state" of entrenched bureaucrats is out to get him.
Mr Lou, who had reached the normal retirement age of 65, was unusual among Chinese bureaucrats for his unabashed free-market views.
Our countries are champions of free enterprise and free markets, not the socialist mindset that believes government bureaucrats should steer the economy.
Bureaucrats may be ill-equipped to study five years of online posts, in hundreds of different languages, of 15m people each year.
Norquist blamed the increases over the past 25 years on the number of "bureaucrats" he said colleges have hired instead of teachers.
The government may hope that a populist triumph at the European parliamentary elections in May will soften the tone of Brussels bureaucrats.
Japanese bureaucrats are working on a law that would require retailers to charge customers for plastic bags - something many supermarkets already do.
He elucidated the concept of the "honest thief": a crook who doesn't pretend to be otherwise, unlike the police and the bureaucrats.
The Lanham Act empowers bureaucrats to approve of marks "aligned with conventional moral standards" and to reject "those provoking offense and condemnation".
Gutierrez said the regulations that are currently coming from Brussels are hindering European business when bureaucrats should be seeking to help businesses.
Many worried about the idea of bureaucrats being given free rein to shape behaviour by imperceptibly tweaking government communications and environmental cues.
"Out-of-state D.C. bureaucrats shouldn't impose regulations that hurt Montana farmers, ranchers and landowners," said the state's Republican senator, Steve Daines.
But such a deal would break the World Trade Organisation's rules, and put bureaucrats, not markets, in charge of allocating export rights.
And yet, casino executives and industry players said they have begun lobbying politicians and bureaucrats against specific limits on casino floor space.
In former lives, these people were engineers, bankers, and bureaucrats of the old apartheid state, which employed more than half of Afrikaners.
And Congress, as it prepares to reauthorize the Higher Education Act, should seize the opportunity to hold out-of-control bureaucrats accountable.
"Bureaucrats created a culture that valued technical competence over common sense, and the result was lead leaching into drinking water," Snyder said.
Legislators and bureaucrats have the power to slow down such a degradation, but only if they recognize what is happening, and respond.
These tens of thousands of bureaucrats aren't hunting terrorists – they are arming themselves with evidence about the money habits of ordinary Americans.
As Jarrett Stepman noted in The Daily Signal, bureaucrats were actually limited to terms of four years in the early 19th century.
Mr Erdogan turned on the movement only after its bureaucrats turned against him in 2012, by trying to arrest his intelligence chief.
India has banned its most prominent display of VIP culture — the red beacon light atop cars of ministers, government officials and bureaucrats.
The seeds were analyzed in a logical, quantitative matter by busy bureaucrats juggling the millions of wishes that floated into their premises.
Most Americans cannot fathom a revenue system other than the one in which a huge percentage of their earnings goes Washington bureaucrats.
It's a classic tactic some politicians and bureaucrats use to shape a legacy — without leaving their public fingerprints on the story line.
"Minnesota's Iron Range got a real slap in the face and a punch in the gut by Washington bureaucrats this morning," Rep.
That some of these issues have no direct link to the European Union or its much-maligned Brussels bureaucrats did not matter.
The disaster and the government's reaction highlighted the flaws of the Soviet system with its unaccountable bureaucrats and entrenched culture of secrecy.
That's the same pattern their destabilization efforts have followed whether ordered by Soviet bureaucrats or Putin's underlings in democracies across the globe.
Witnesses are deposited in a drab waiting room where doors are secured with electronic locks and bureaucrats are buzzing in and out.
It would take money away from the causes they have pursued and put it in the hands of less competent government bureaucrats.
Traffic halted at checkpoints and roadblocks as bureaucrats filed behind blast walls and the temperature climbed to a hundred and fifteen degrees.
Policies of such national consequence must remain the prerogative of our elected representatives, not Washington bureaucrats, and Palmer's bill is on point.
With an eye toward more evidence-based decision-making, we need to find ways to introduce accountability for bureaucrats' misdeeds and missteps.
A memorable example is Rich's description of a 1980 meeting in St. Petersburg, Florida, where U.S. bureaucrats met to discuss policy recommendations.
Authorities have arrested or suspended tens of thousands of police, troops, officials, judges and bureaucrats it says are linked to Gulen's movement.
The biggest inhibitors to repairing our dilapidated infrastructure are government regulations and faceless bureaucrats who have no accountability to the American people.
Rigid uniformity, created and nurtured by and for government bureaucrats and private pressure groups, is limiting the prospects for genuine affordable care.
No American would tolerate being governed by a group of unelected bureaucrats with laws imposed on them by politicians of other countries.
The charges bring to nine the number of public employees criminally charged in the public health crisis, all midlevel bureaucrats or lower.
The law seemed to assert the obvious: no boys in the ladies' room, and no arrogant city bureaucrats making their own rules.
ObamaCare made the healthcare system so complex and confusing that the law created a whole new class of healthcare bureaucrats called navigators.
Unlike the bureaucrats who gave us this joint employer mess, Congress faces accountability at the ballot box in a few short months.
But anyone with even a modicum of skepticism of government bureaucrats should see that this is a truly awful and unconstitutional idea.
Empower states and students to find new options that serve their needs instead of the needs of university administrators and federal bureaucrats.
Rather than decrease spending to match tax collection levels, Puerto Rican bureaucrats simply issue bonds to pay teachers, police officers, and firefighters.
This disjunction encouraged Europe's bureaucrats to understand their job in extravagantly idealistic terms, even when it involved the grubbiest of horse-trading.
In the FN's formulation, however, it is not market forces, but rather Muslims and EU bureaucrats who put these institutions in jeopardy.
Scholars and bureaucrats had drawn up a list of candidates, and the cabinet made the final decision after consulting an advisory panel.
But it could also provide vocal interest groups a bully pulpit from which to pressure politicians and bureaucrats with their fringe agendas.
To not be worn out by the waiting, and form-filling, and inevitable jealousies--among peers, bureaucrats, and scientists in other countries.
Some bureaucrats are concerned about the risk of bankruptcies if banks continue to struggle with low interest rates and declining lending activity.
" She frequently rails against "unelected bureaucrats" at the FCC, who she claims have committed egregious "government overreach" by issuing "job-killing regulations.
Mr. Hawley said the threat came from federal bureaucrats, "folks on the coasts" and members of "the D.C. cartel" like Ms. McCaskill.
To tell the world often invites jealous, greedy interlopers and back-stabbers, many of who are low-paid bureaucrats and government officials.
During a trip to Beijing last week, I encountered varying degrees of concern about the economy among bureaucrats, academics and business executives.
"And because it's a long concession, nobody is really looking at it, except bureaucrats and the superpower that is Autostrade," he added.
At local governments across South Africa, bureaucrats have abused their authority to steer contracts to companies that put cash in their pockets.
Ramming through decrees that all but proscribed any other party, he then coerced bureaucrats and military officers into joining Democracy Party ranks.
The consequences of turning a blind eye to government corruption go far beyond simply letting some corrupt politicians and bureaucrats walk free.
The notion of a "good ruler" in Beijing — a leader whose noble intentions are thwarted only by venal local bureaucrats — runs deep.
President Trump may think he has sent a stern warning to leakers and independent bureaucrats unwilling to toe the White House line.
"Hamm playing Bill Taylor on SNL is a good example of how career bureaucrats are, somehow, cool now," Lawfare's Quinta Jurecic writes.
Bureaucrats who once encouraged foreign takeovers are second-guessing private deals, and tech stars are being force-fed shares in state dinosaurs.
The opening hearings on the Ukraine scandal demonstrated that mundane government processes and seemingly colorless bureaucrats are what keep our country going.
Supposedly, he knew how to manage in a way that government bureaucrats don't, because he was from a realm of ultimate accountability.
It was made up of university professors, scientists, administrators, bureaucrats and people who had made some sort of contribution to the state.
These are just a few examples of how the regulatory state provides unelected bureaucrats with powers that should be reserved for legislatures.
Had I ascertained how many oncologists resort to strategic lying in order to obtain payments for needy patients from noxious insurance bureaucrats?
Unfortunately, these safeguards have been ignored in recent decades, enabling a growing regulatory state to bestow significant authority upon myriad unaccountable bureaucrats.
He proposed term limits for elected officials and replaced about 15 percent of the bureaucrats who had been appointed by earlier administrations.
" He said it's better for elected representatives to dole out government cash, rather than "a group of bureaucrats a thousand miles away.
Supporters have hailed the legislation as a way to provide states more autonomy over school meal programs now controlled by Washington bureaucrats.
The latest criticisms appear an attempt to spur economic development nationwide - and shift blame to bureaucrats where progress has lagged, experts say.
Members of Parliament and law enforcers and industrialists and bureaucrats and young professionals and even some religious scholars can drink with impunity.
A region whose principal industry is made up of paper-pushing bureaucrats is filthy rich compared to the rest of the country.
This crisis is systemic and will not be resolved by new policies and procedures, as the hapless episcopal bureaucrats want to think.
Whether their grievances involve fish, immigrants or meddlesome rules, many Britons resent what they view as interference by European institutions and bureaucrats.
I'm generally not a fan of term limits for Congress, which generally empower lobbyists and bureaucrats as the true long-term players.
Politically correct bureaucrats in federal agencies have been treating religious freedom as an afterthought at best, and trampling it underfoot at worst.
And the true story of Benghazi is not a story of heroic men stymied by incompetent bureaucrats and abandoned by their government.
The failure mode of a poisonous system is a death-spiral feedback loop that quickly infects your employees, until they become amoral bureaucrats.
Substitute "tech professionals" for "aid workers" and "government bureaucrats" for "locals" and you have a common attitude many tech professionals take with government.
On the latter issue, recent sales data in Europe suggests drivers may be less offended by emissions-cheating than the bureaucrats in Brussels.
But to some, "Deep State" has a far more insidious meaning than just government bureaucrats and Obama appointees still working in Washington. Rep.
The fact is that if the State Department bureaucrats had their way, my unborn grandchildren would have to analyze the records for me!
He also knows a thing about government overreach, and this time, the bureaucrats in Washington of dipped their fingers into his special sauce.
That's the band of beleaguered bureaucrats running the New York City subway, a system so dysfunctional even Travis Kalanick would find it scandalous.
But it could also provide vocal interest groups with a bully pulpit from which to pressure politicians and bureaucrats with their fringe agendas.
Happily, through all these incarnations, Laoshan has escaped the urge of many bureaucrats to manage scenic spots more for profit than for conservation.
Mr Modi also faces intense resistance to change from Indian bureaucrats and is undermined by ineffective cabinet ministers he seems unwilling to sack.
In his own office, say former bureaucrats, Mr Modi's preference for "hard work" over fancy degrees has often meant rewarding loyalty over competence.
A Chinese government hacker group appears to be peppering Vietnamese bureaucrats with phishing emails in attempts to gain advantage in upcoming trade talks.
Even if such projects start as a marketing ploy, they can spark corporate bureaucrats to gamble on initiatives and partnerships they otherwise wouldn't.
Not only did he feel inundated by meetings and paperwork, he said, he was frequently overruled by the bureaucrats overseeing the turnaround effort.
He reportedly claimed that Mrs May is living "in another galaxy"; she responded that the "bureaucrats of Brussels" were meddling in the election.
That is because the 10th is home to thousands of bureaucrats and many technology, defence and research firms fatted at the federal trough.
Democrats, hostile Republicans ("human scum") and dissenting bureaucrats are illegitimized by the fact of their opposition, whenever it started and whatever the reason.
As The New Inquiry editor Aaron Bady noted on Twitter, the show has always seemed more fascinated by its bureaucrats than its rebels.
But now EU bureaucrats are trying to change them after the game in order to achieve a naked tax grab for political purposes.
Bureaucrats preparing for the 20th anniversary of Hong Kong's reunification on July 1 are apparently eager to ensure the territory's stock market rises.
Teams led by retired ministers were granted powers to make unannounced spot checks at factories and summon local bureaucrats to explain their actions.
Achieving the SDGs will require partnerships both large and small: Between corporations and nonprofits, between governments and civil society, between individuals and bureaucrats.
As a rule, bureaucrats probably shouldn't make potentially history altering pronouncements as salvos in their turf wars or to insulate themselves from criticism.
It's a conspiracy that involves government bureaucrats, politicians from both parties, and a big chunk of the public being left in the dark.
" Mica says that TSA is staffed with government bureaucrats who have no incentive to execute well and are focused on "hassling innocent passengers.
Trump was supposed to look out for the little guy, the taxpayer, the guy who had been taken advantage of by D.C. bureaucrats.
I agree with the Founding Fathers by putting trust in the People and States rather than a centralized group of bureaucrats in Washington.
"  "... Some people think that the natural resources of Utah should be controlled by a small handful of very distant bureaucrats located in Washington.
He also coined a term that is new to us—"plush-bottomed bureaucrats"—one that we certainly hope takes off this political cycle.
There are several big reasons why Europe's politicians, and career bureaucrats from all over the developed world, love to focus on climate change.
And there are bureaucrats in... (BELL RINGS) ... Washington right now who are killing jobs and I'll tell you, I know who they are.
Indonesia and Kenya say they will play no part in a crackdown that conflates pro-coup Turkish bureaucrats with teachers and charity workers.
Nicholas Winton travelled to Prague, helped the children onto trains and battled with his own country's bureaucrats to have them admitted to Britain.
That means their staff will remain de facto bureaucrats, subject to elaborate rules on hiring and firing and limited to government pay scales.
Such revelations from political leaders in the know should be weighed against the protestations of those intelligence bureaucrats who argue against the release.
McGahn's experience informed the administration's strategy to remove power from unelected bureaucrats and return it to the duly elected representatives of the people.
Okay, so maybe the tax-hungry bureaucrats in Brussels aren't such a surprising bunch to inadvertently make the Trump tax plan look good.
Birobidzhan, never much more than a glimmer in the eyes of a cluster of Soviet bureaucrats and Jewish Marxists, was left to languish.
"Our job as faceless bureaucrats sitting in windowless rooms was not to do science but to summarize the frontier of science," he said.
It could force the Americans who live there to ask federal bureaucrats for permission to do just about anything with their own property.
The investigation laid bare systemic corruption in the city as politicians, bureaucrats and businessmen hooked up with lowlife criminals to rig public tenders.
For him, the government was just a group of bureaucrats stealing his money and then giving it away again — after taking their cut.
Maybe all that these fliers signify is pandering to the Kremlin by local bureaucrats eager to impress the authors of a propaganda blitz.
Alarmed by largely hypothetical safety concerns, bureaucrats at the Federal Aviation Administration have spent years erecting regulatory barriers that have delayed that future.
"Italians' right to health, jobs and pensions come before European threats ... or any arguments of EU bureaucrats," Salvini said at a news conference.
President Trump's executive orders have signaled that he thinks state and local policymakers can be better caretakers of the environment than Washington bureaucrats.
Sophisticated Mamluk bureaucrats prided themselves on their range of knowledge and their ability to adorn letters and speech with an apt poetic line.
To its critics on the right, the EU means rule by politically correct bureaucrats blithe to the destruction of Europe's historic national identities.
And there are bureaucrats in... (BELL RINGS) ... Washington right now who are killing jobs and I'll tell you, I know who they are.
After May railed against the "bureaucrats of Brussels" in her election campaign, the urge to crow over her electoral drubbing is entirely understandable.
To be sure, resistance of the president's actions by bureaucrats — appointed and career, senior advisers and functionaries, civilian and military — is nothing new.
Steve Rogers, a loyal creature of the American military, recoiled at the idea of global bureaucrats interfering with the group's world-protecting mission.
Politicizing drug development—allowing bureaucrats to pick drug classes or diseases where government will break patents to lower prices—will only hurt patients.
The committee passed, 85033-20, the Taking Account of Bureaucrats' Spending (TABS) Act which would subject the CFPB to the congressional appropriations process.
" He has accused church bureaucrats of "selling out" Chinese Catholics, and warned, "A church enslaved by the government is no real Catholic Church.
Back then the few Mexican movies that got made depended on financing from the government, so film-commission bureaucrats demanded a certain deference.
A decade ago, museum directors and curators had to brace for battle with board members and bureaucrats to acquire one of Sehgal's works.
A related problem is that politicians' and bureaucrats' risk-aversion does not lend itself to the messy business of old-fashioned human intelligence.
"Creation of an IT state is our ambitious but reachable goal," Mr. Lukashenko said at a gathering of lawmakers and bureaucrats this summer.
At every turn, British officials talk about Brexit as a way for the country to reclaim its sovereignty from the bureaucrats in Brussels.
He believed that the distributed decision-making of market actors was almost always superior to the decision-making of any handful of bureaucrats.
Instead, they praise Trump for keeping his promises on making sure government agencies follow the law, and blame nameless "bureaucrats" for the proposal.
Manufacturers lose money on these electric cars because they are produced to meet the demand of politicians and bureaucrats, not to satisfy consumers.
So the old Soviet model of the nomenklatura communist bureaucrats getting rich while the rest of the country declines is still in place.
Programs that aren't given proper guidance and oversight from Congress are instead left to the devices of the bureaucrats at the State Department.
Investments will dry up as businesses go in a defensive crouch, fearful of costly mandates from Washington bureaucrats emboldened by a Democratic Congress.
In a swamp of professional bureaucrats, Republicans are ready to drain one government agency of its critters: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
In November, Indian bureaucrats refused to renew foreign funding licenses for Compassion and at least 24 other NGOs — severely disrupting our humanitarian work.
"It's mostly bureaucrats who have to deal with a lot of things, and they don't know how to respond sometimes," Ms. Murakami said.
But because bureaucrats, not lawmakers, actually determine these rules, they are the ones who decide what is criminal conduct and what is not.
But surely the advantage that artists have over bureaucrats is precisely the freedom to make the unheard audible and to conjure the unimaginable.
It would have transferred massive amounts of power away from local governments and elected representatives, handing it instead to lawyers, judges, and bureaucrats.
These and many other more detailed conclusions are available to general public, to the bureaucrats at FEMA and HUD — and to the president.
Is this blame game ensnaring the correctional workers the result of out-of-touch bureaucrats ignoring the root causes of the bureau's dysfunction?
"Compliance-oriented bureaucrats have learned to be careful about adopting policies or practices that aren't explicitly codified in law or regulation," Petrilli wrote.
But the ones heading to Mr. Trump's desk are unique because they fall to the president alone, rather than career bureaucrats, to decide.
And even a cursory examination of the leaks about which Trump is complaining reveals that the real problem isn't leakers, or hostile bureaucrats.
" In reversing the U.S. position on the pact, he wrote, "We will never allow foreign bureaucrats to trample on your Second Amendment freedoms.
If only there were evidence in China that Mr Xi really means what he says, and that, if he does, bureaucrats are paying heed.
He has plans to reform the civil service; he would replace ageing bureaucrats with energetic younger ones and set up a new training school.
DONALD TRUMP promised to unshackle America's financial firms from mounds of stultifying regulation and the grip of bureaucrats with little practical experience of capitalism.
Official figures suggest that land disputes of one sort or another lie behind more than two-thirds of all the complaints made to bureaucrats.
Owners of private firms benefit directly when innovation reduces costs and boosts profits; bureaucrats usually lack such a clear financial incentive to improve performance.
Political decision-making slipped from the hands of citizens to distant and unaccountable politicians and bureaucrats, as power was centralized at the federal level.
Unfortunately, bureaucrats are busy writing data localization laws that stem from the age of ink-stained vellum paper rather than our current Dropbox reality.
You have two indignant anti-Trump former bureaucrats chastising the president, all while they knew about Russia&aposs attempts to meddle in our elections.
When left unchecked by congressional oversight and not given the go-ahead by the people's representatives, bureaucrats took it upon themselves to become lawmakers.
The new chairman, Arastoo Khan, is seen as one of the country's most effective bureaucrats, but has only recently turned his hand to banking.
It turns out that in defining what constitutes "freelancers," as compared to employees, bureaucrats can be arbitrary and create rules that crimp individual choices.
His promises to crack down on immigration and seize power from distant bureaucrats and entrenched politicians echo some of the pledges of Brexit supporters.
However, bureaucrats and activist judges have made it clear that they will not respect those rights unless they are codified in statutes or constitutions.
I would rather be governed by bad laws that I can vote to change than by distant bureaucrats who claim they always know best.
Extracting the relevant data on other residents from unwilling bureaucrats was hard, but eventually Ms Hanna-Attisha got the figures that proved the correlation.
I refuse to allow another American to be persecuted and targeted by IRS bureaucrats for expressing their First Amendment rights, no matter their beliefs.
The Davis-Bacon Act of 1931 requires workers on federal projects to be paid the "prevailing wage"—calculated by bureaucrats—in the local area.
Rather, its bureaucrats are too insulated from democracy, and its democracy is not functioning well enough without a common demos to make it work.
I'm struck by how many business types are essentially private-sector bureaucrats who spend their (very well-paid) time holding meetings and recycling memos.
The Brexiteers share Mr Corbyn's enthusiasm for dividing the world into good and evil: in this case into good Britons and evil European bureaucrats.
Mr Yadav wants America's Federal Aviation Administration to certify his planes—he will soon apply to it—and India's bureaucrats to accept its verdict.
But Britain is surely at liberty to argue that what is sauce for EU bureaucrats ought to be sauce for British taxpayers as well.
"And frankly, going around and insulting bureaucrats and making war with everybody in government is not exactly a great way to start," added Kamarck.
According to Ms Metro, bureaucrats and foreign consultants have devised the reforms with little input from those with a direct stake in the system.
Engorged with unearned income from dissenting employees, they seek to advance the institutional interests that benefit government bureaucrats over private sector employees and entrepreneurs.
These bureaucrats then spend their days dreaming up new regulations that will make it harder for businesses and other job creators to create jobs.
Regulatory superstate Our regulatory, administrative superstate, however, has replaced the sovereignty of the American people with the sovereignty of unelected and unaccountable Washington bureaucrats.
In the fashion of Indonesia's former strongmen, he has used the police, prosecutors and bureaucrats to make life difficult for his most vocal opponents.
League leader Matteo Salvini has regularly denounced EU officials in Brussels as unelected bureaucrats who he blames for Italy's economic and public finance difficulties.
Alaim is one of the people taking a risk, squaring up to the bureaucrats in an attempt to seek a kind of musical freedom.
When Hobson quit, district bureaucrats sent out letters explaining that he had left for personal reasons and was being replaced by an interim principal.

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