There was the old guard resistance at first to the dismantling of big bureaucratic structures.

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What are the bureaucratic structures and power relationships that policy-makers must understand and navigate in order to embed reform?

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That made it a shock when ministers unveiled a huge restructuring after the election, defended with complex arguments about patient choice and bureaucratic structures.

ECONOMIST: The Cameron government

Sports have bureaucratic structures: national and international associations, which have police powers to insure standardization, and which organize competitions and tournaments in order to produce No. 1 teams and world champions.

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The "partnership" that Gates wants to alter operates within a dense, tight web of rules, laws, contracts, bureaucratic structures, habits, licensure requirements, training regimens, HR systems and a hundred other factors best described as policy and structure.

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Moreover, bureaucratic legal structures force NGOs to designate aid projects as either long term development strategies or temporary humanitarian relief, when in reality the two categories frequently overlap.

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It means more bureaucratic corporate structures.

ECONOMIST: Money to burn