Word: bureaucratice
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Frucher said that she would like to work with the National Service Trust Fund, but said she wouldn't be interested in a "boring, bureaucratic" position.
This was the one place and time in the 20th century (except, briefly, for the linkage of Italian Fascism and Futurism) when radical art actually did become the house style of a revolution. This would not have happened if the Russians had had TV to carry their political messages, but...
This is the Guggenheim's first exhibition after the opening of its disappointing new tower galleries last summer. It is billed as a pioneering effort. This is true only in a bureaucratic sense: access to works in Russian museums has become a good deal easier since the collapse of communism...
The dependence of the media on public diplomacy and leads for its news creates enormous possibilities for the government to manipulate the media in order to broadcast a deceptive message to foreign countries. Government officials could leak false information, simulating either government policies or bureaucratic infighting which do not exist...
The position Harvard offered West several years ago, he says, had fewer bureaucratic duties than the position Gates occupies today. West would not, for example, have served as director of the Du Bois center, saying "I would never take on that kind of administrative task."