Word: bureaucratice
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"Refugee resettlement operates in an atmosphere of budget constraints, bureaucratic constraints and public misunderstandings," said August. Because the more assimilated public disdains new immigrants, government agencies always have a tough time helping them resettle.
After 18 years of rallies, sit-ins, and bureaucratic battles, participants in the struggle over Harvard's $139 million in South Africa-related stocks are hoping that the end is finally in sight.
How many homeless people are there in America? Who are they? On the night of March 20, the U.S. Census Bureau will try to find out with a nationwide sweep of shelters, public parks, subways and sidewalk heating grates. Enumerators -- the bureaucratic euphemism for headcounters -- have been warned not to...
Another problem has been the more than two decades of bureaucratic rivalry between two Japanese space groups, the National Space Development Agency and the Institute of Space and Astronautical Science. ISAS focuses on academic scientific research, like the Muses-A mission, while NASDA's main business is to launch satellites...
Thus Afro-Am is condemned to a kind of bureaucratic existentialist hell. Outside scholars repeatedly turn down tenure offers, while the junior faculty contingent whirs through a quickly revolving door.