Noun:

బ్యూరోక్రాత్,

bureaucrats's Usage Examples:

The Scholar-officials, also known as literati, scholar-gentlemen or scholar-bureaucrats (Chinese: 士大夫; pinyin: shì dàfū) were government officials and.

They were largely administrators and bureaucrats who oversaw ancient Korea"s traditional agrarian bureaucracy until the.

There a Jewish tailor who sewed uniforms for Polish bureaucrats overheard some clients talking about the fugitive divinity student and suspected that the stranger in the synagogue might be he.

The Special judge Prem Kumar observed in his order of 14 November 2002:Their children grew up together, and based on this friendship,Quattrocchi had become so influential at the office of the Prime Minister that bureaucrats used to stand up when Quattrocchi visited them.

during the years of the Cold War where there was talk of the politburo diktats from Moscow to describe and characterize the commands by the bureaucrats.

political and ethnic tensions of the region, highlighting the greed and amorality of local bureaucrats and Western interests, and calling attention to the.

In the strictest meaning of amakudari, bureaucrats retire into private.

A large court therefore lived there permanently and large numbers of visitors and bureaucrats would have to have been entertained and temporarily housed on site.

Technocrats may be distinguished from "econocrats" and "bureaucrats" whose problem-solution mindsets differ from those of the technocrats.

In Trafic, Hulot, the designer of a new camper-car, struggles valiantly… against the perpetual roadblocks of cars, policemen, bureaucrats and just people.

In countries such as India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, bureaucrats are known to be the officials that run the government sector at administrative.

men, businessmen, politicians, bureaucrats and other prominent figures kowtowed to him.

politicians and their relatives, top bureaucrats and merchants), their musclemen and local encroachers (local non-fisher-folk and also some influential.

Synonyms:

taxer, official, assessor, bean counter, exciseman, tax assessor, internal revenue agent, tax collector, administrative official, functionary, paper-pusher, collector of internal revenue, taxman, procurator,

Antonyms:

unconfirmed, irregular, unestablished, unofficial, unauthorized,