bureaucratic paperwork

Cameron’s plan also aims to bolster classroom discipline and reduce bureaucratic paperwork for teachers.

Progressives, for their part, generally believe that the application of “work requirements” to safety-net spending is an imposition of bureaucratic paperwork that doesn’t incentivize employment in a statistically measurable way.

Some bureaucratic paperwork between the Santa Fe district attorney and New Mexico’s Board of Finance sheds light on possible, long-awaited next steps prosecutors may take in the fatal shooting on the set of “Rust” last year.

To remain eligible for the state-sponsored program, she endured cumbersome bureaucratic paperwork, drove 45 minutes each way to the clinic for regular visits and attended required meetings with a benefits counselor every six months.

In Basra’s Zubair neighborhood, a party is helping residents sort out bureaucratic paperwork.