用“bureaucrats”造句大全，bureaucrats造句

This paper discusses respectively the relations between Muslim officials and the Han scholar-bureaucrats during the Mongolian Empire, the early and the mid of the Yuan Dynasty.

The country has also long been immensely proud of its bureaucrats-they, too, date back to the samurai who sheathed their swords and became pen pushers from the 1600s onwards.

The minister requested that those officials outside the ranks who were able to serve as governors or senior bureaucrats should be promoted together so that they could contribute locally and be checked by the court.

The bureaucrats collected a kickback.

For years Egyptian bureaucrats from the Nile Valley have refused to let the Bedouin register their land.

The descent lands ex-bureaucrats in positions at thousands of semi-public associations which, as we reported earlier this month, together receive as much as $40 billion annually.

How Mr Hatoyama both motivates bureaucrats and punishes them when they step out of line will make or break the DPJ.

Mr. Guo, a doughy-faced 37-year-old with a closely shaved head, is seen as a people’s hero for his populist humor, which skewers the police, bureaucrats and celebrities.

Finally, senior municipal bureaucrats are often among those who have the money and are seeking high returns.

His father had argued in 1979 that Japan set many examples to America: good Labour relations, low crime, excellent schools and elite bureaucrats with long time horizons.

Funding and administration are still controlled by state bureaucrats, but heads have freedom to hire teachers and can choose which curriculum to use from a list of private providers.

Some of the villains and bureaucrats whom he pursued—for instance, for selling unsafe food—have gone to prison.

Many Chinese believe that the official salaries earned by bureaucrats are meaningless, because, in their view, even the well-paid ones loot public money and use government funds for personal use.

It is a notable phenomenon that scholar-bureaucrats henpecked in the Tang dynasty, Whose formation has deep social reasons.

Li Bais cultural orientation reflects the time spirit and vogue of the scholars-bureaucrats of the flourishing Tang Dynasty.

There are some Chinese scholar-bureaucrats who love to make stories out of nothing. They not only eulogize their lives, but also gloss over the darkness.

FEW things make European Union bosses so cross as“ euromyths”: those invented or exaggerated tales of barmy Brussels bureaucrats trying to outlaw a cherished feature of everyday life, be it pints of British milk or low-cut blouses on Bavarian barmaids( to quote two tabloid stories from last year).