bureaucracy

But the body representing both radiologists, who analyse scans and treat patients, and cancer doctors says that NHS bureaucracy means some are missing out on the latest life-saving treatments.

However, GPs now believe a decade of underfunding, increasing patient complexity, rising bureaucracy and recruitment problems have led to a beleaguered workforce.

The author quotes royal insiders and an unnamed senior minister, who said the Queen had been frustrated by some of the European Union's bureaucracy, but on balance she thought it was better to remain.

The party has found support among several leading US figures on the right who have accused the German government of trying to suppress the AfD through bureaucracy.

She is appointing Board of Public Works president Steve Kang to serve as a liaison between city bureaucracy and the film industry, she said Wednesday.