bureaucratic management造句

• Specialists from Europe are well-suited to instruct Iraqi civil servants in bureaucratic management.
• It has a famously bureaucratic management structure, " said Jim Wood-Smith, head of research at stockbrokers Greig Middleton.
• It is based on the truth that bureaucratic management leads to loss of incentive and waste of resources.
• In the private sector, these three aspects constitute the essence of a bureaucratic management of a private company ."
• In 1983, CICIR was placed under the bureaucratic management of the newly created Ministry of State Security ( MSS ).
• Pepsi has long dominated the Russian market, but was hobbled by outmoded equipment and bureaucratic management in the old Soviet Union.
• As well as this improved structure, the CSIR benefited from strong bureaucratic management under George Julius, David Rivett, and Arnold Richardson.
• It has a famously bureaucratic management structure, " said Jim Wood-Smith, head of research at stockbrokers Greig Middleton, before Shell's announcement.
• Japanese companies, with their reputation for stodgy bureaucratic management, tend to suffer a bit of an image problem on the international scene.
• Additional factors in the time and cost increases were a lack of tradesmen skilled in naval construction, overly bureaucratic management, and low labour productivity.
• "' National liberalism "'is a variant of liberalism, combining nationalism with some liberal policies, especially regarding education, state-church relations and modern, efficient, bureaucratic management.
• Julian Stock, chairman of the Melbourne branch of the Australian Shareholders Association, faults a " highly centralized bureaucratic management, no flexibility and cradle-to-grave jobs ."
• British Aerospace, privatized in 1981, is one of the most efficient and profitable companies, while Aerospatiale has a history of government largess and bureaucratic management.
• Or are we degenerating it and trimming it to bureaucratic management, pompous self-assertion and self-promotion in non-academic sectors, to a stagnant equilibrium of sectional, personal and party interests?
• The proud recitation of what is an admirable record _ in fiscal restraint, bureaucratic management, education reform and economic development _ only serves to illustrate what he risks by clinging to office.
• Most Colombian government institutions have a reputation for inefficient, corrupt, and bureaucratic management, with the notable exceptions of the Central Bank, Ministry of Finance, and some other agencies responsible for economic policy formulation.
• Dearlove emphasises that, under the conditions of mass higher education, no university can avoid the need for some sort of bureaucratic management and organisation, though this does not mean that the importance of informal discipline and profession-based authority ( internal governance of universities ) can totally be ignored.