faceless bureaucrats造句

• During his 13 years as head of the International Monetary Fund, Michel Camdessus transformed himself from a faceless bureaucrat into a well-known-- and much-criticized-- figure.
• Deep within the bowels of the capital, a little-known collection of faceless bureaucrats is quietly making decisions that go unnoticed by most Americans, but that are subtly changing the face of the country.
• But then, a couple of weeks ago, some faceless bureaucrat appeared at Rayner's pigeon food stall in Trafalgar Square and handed Rayner a piece of paper that said he was out of business.
• In one sequence, a community activist is on the phone with a faceless bureaucrat, explaining that she wants to give one of the 100 or so vacant apartments to a young, pregnant, homeless girl.
• When orders are issued by faceless bureaucrats to abandon and destroy the domes, the ship's botanist ( Bruce Dern ) rebels and takes over the ship, aided by three anthropomorphic " drone " robots.
• During the presidential campaign, Pat Buchanan vowed to oppose any effort to allow American laws to be reviewed by " faceless bureaucrats, " and the Republican nominee, Bob Dole, periodically used similar language.
• "I don't think we should turn the department over to some faceless bureaucrat, and I'm not going to forget the primary mission of the LAPD is to protect and serve the people of Los Angeles.
• As a member of the Idaho Public Utilities Commission and chairman of the electricity committee of the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners, Smith is one of those faceless bureaucrats around the country whose decisions have a profound impact on the family budget.
• McCain said Bush's plan would give control over certain local education spending to " some nameless, faceless bureaucrat in Washington, D . C . They're the ones that tell the states they're not meeting the standards.
• "There is in Ireland, and probably elsewhere in Europe, a visceral opposition to being told what to do by some faceless bureaucrat in an office somewhere in Brussels, or some judge in Strasbourg who may never have set foot in Ireland, " she said.
• In her 2011 book " Eichmann Before Jerusalem ", based largely on the Sassen interviews and Eichmann's notes made while in exile, argues instead that Eichmann was an ideologically motivated antisemite and lifelong committed Nazi who intentionally built a persona as a faceless bureaucrat for presentation at the trial.
• It was the gesture of man who never wanted to be a faceless bureaucrat, a commissioner with such a penchant for the flamboyant gesture or outrageous quote that even admiring former colleagues still groan that if there is a propeller he will walk into it, if there is no controversy he will create one.
• It is now widely known that there are faceless bureaucrats making critical diagnostic and treatment decisions, that some doctors are being retaliated against for dispensing honest advice, that women have had an especially hard time getting the care they need, and that patients have died because they were unable to gain admittance to emergency rooms.
• The wisecracking, chain-smoking, Buffalo, N . Y ., native whose father was a refugee from a Fascist prison in Italy, has managed in a little more than six months to upset not only formerly faceless bureaucrats ( whom she drags in obvious discomfort to confront the press at every opportunity ), but also governments, including her own.
• Speaking from a microphone to the 200 to 300 journalists and diplomats who had crowded into the Locarno Room for free booze, food and advice, Cook said he had spent the last year accruing 177 hours in airplanes, visiting 29 countries, circumventing the globe 2 1 / 2 times, unable to claim frequent-flyer miles because they were deemed unethical by some faceless bureaucrat.
• Palin said she " . . . spoke a lot about the rationing of care that was going to be a part of Obamacare, and, you know, I was about laughed out of town for bringing to light what I call death panels, because there's going to be faceless bureaucrats who will based on cost analysis and some subjective idea on somebody's level of productivity in life somebody is going to call the shots as to whether your loved one will be able to receive health care or not.