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Definition of bureaucratize in English: bureaucratize(British bureaucratise) verb bjʊ(ə)ˈrɒkrətʌɪzbjʊˈrɑkrəˌtaɪz [with object]usually as adjective bureaucratizedGovern (a state or organization) by an excessively complicated administrative procedure. impersonal and bureaucratized welfare systems Example sentencesExamples - This infrastructure will be expanded and bureaucratized.
- Crisis after crisis has, in fact, been the legacy of DFO's centralized, bureaucratized approach to fisheries management.
- The absorption of intellectual life by the universities marks the decline, if not the elimination, of the intellectual in a commodified and bureaucratised society.
- The latest hijacking attempt shows that safety precautions are virtually non-existent on Australian aircraft but our bureaucratized government assures us that ‘talks are continuing’ on the matter!
- This corrupt and bureaucratized organization, which by its own account formally represents barely 12 percent of Venezuelan workers, is among the closest allies of the US AFL-CIO.
- The ‘old unions’ are linked to a corporatist, bureaucratised role.
- Until 1967, the Baganda were organized into a tightly centralized, bureaucratized kingdom.
- Yet even as their departments became increasingly bureaucratized, they were able to carve out a new identity based on occupational specialization.
- This is what happens when the environmental movement becomes bureaucratized, when it lives off of foundation grants and political pats-on-the-back.
- India benefits from democratic politics, but suffers from overly bureaucratized government.
- The idea that Hitler's Germany was a nation of bureaucratized automatons under a single iron rule exists only in the popular imagination.
- Nowhere was this witch-hunt more thorough than within the bureaucratized trade union movement.
- Entirely new organizations of industrial and political struggle must be built that are independent of and opposed to this degenerate and bureaucratized apparatus.
- We doubt whether citizens of the necessary character and capabilities will ever voluntarily serve in large numbers in a nonprofessional, bureaucratized military.
- To them, even the treacherous and bureaucratized unions represent an impediment.
- In the interests of standardization and parity, many programs have been flattened out into a series of bureaucratized educational modules, strangling the creativity of both teachers and students.
- As is often the case with bureaucratized military establishments, American warfighting doctrine has not kept pace with developments.
- Indeed, institutions such as universities are now bureaucratized past belief.
- For people who perceive it in grand terms, Rushmore is a patriotic psalm in stone, one that catches the national spirit in the true national setting, as opposed to a memorial set in a corrupt, bureaucratized capital.
- In the 1980s the national societies in the eastern Europe activated the associational forms of the civil society to undermine a severely bureaucratised political order.
Definition of bureaucratize in US English: bureaucratize(British bureaucratise) verbbjʊˈrɑkrəˌtaɪzbyo͝oˈräkrəˌtīz [with object]usually as adjective bureaucratizedEndue (someone or something) with the characteristics of a bureaucracy. impersonal and bureaucratized welfare systems Example sentencesExamples - In the 1980s the national societies in the eastern Europe activated the associational forms of the civil society to undermine a severely bureaucratised political order.
- For people who perceive it in grand terms, Rushmore is a patriotic psalm in stone, one that catches the national spirit in the true national setting, as opposed to a memorial set in a corrupt, bureaucratized capital.
- This infrastructure will be expanded and bureaucratized.
- This corrupt and bureaucratized organization, which by its own account formally represents barely 12 percent of Venezuelan workers, is among the closest allies of the US AFL-CIO.
- Until 1967, the Baganda were organized into a tightly centralized, bureaucratized kingdom.
- To them, even the treacherous and bureaucratized unions represent an impediment.
- As is often the case with bureaucratized military establishments, American warfighting doctrine has not kept pace with developments.
- Indeed, institutions such as universities are now bureaucratized past belief.
- Entirely new organizations of industrial and political struggle must be built that are independent of and opposed to this degenerate and bureaucratized apparatus.
- We doubt whether citizens of the necessary character and capabilities will ever voluntarily serve in large numbers in a nonprofessional, bureaucratized military.
- In the interests of standardization and parity, many programs have been flattened out into a series of bureaucratized educational modules, strangling the creativity of both teachers and students.
- Nowhere was this witch-hunt more thorough than within the bureaucratized trade union movement.
- This is what happens when the environmental movement becomes bureaucratized, when it lives off of foundation grants and political pats-on-the-back.
- The latest hijacking attempt shows that safety precautions are virtually non-existent on Australian aircraft but our bureaucratized government assures us that ‘talks are continuing’ on the matter!
- The idea that Hitler's Germany was a nation of bureaucratized automatons under a single iron rule exists only in the popular imagination.
- The absorption of intellectual life by the universities marks the decline, if not the elimination, of the intellectual in a commodified and bureaucratised society.
- India benefits from democratic politics, but suffers from overly bureaucratized government.
- Yet even as their departments became increasingly bureaucratized, they were able to carve out a new identity based on occupational specialization.
- The ‘old unions’ are linked to a corporatist, bureaucratised role.
- Crisis after crisis has, in fact, been the legacy of DFO's centralized, bureaucratized approach to fisheries management.
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