They conclude that, in order to solve the problem, government must be transformed, and draw a connection between the complications caused by bureaucratic disputes within the various agencies of government, and the resulting problems faced by cities.

But the $200 million was tied up in a bureaucratic dispute involving the Pentagon and the Labor and Commerce Departments until June.

A bureaucratic dispute that began with an attempt by a Federal inmate to block punishment for his actions in complaining of hazardous conditions has brought two Government agencies to a Cabinet-level confrontation.

From that date until last week, bureaucratic disputes and a lack of cash have meant that the Resolution Trust Corporation has closed fewer than 60 savings institutions, generally small ones.

After the ceremony, bureaucratic disputes hindered Griffin's work; a Royal Commission in 1916 ruled his authority had been usurped by certain officials.

In an unusual bureaucratic dispute, United States officials in Colombia and Peru, where they have worked since 1989 to build the radar network, have sent outraged cables of protest to Washington.

Kissinger also increasingly bypassed the Department of State to supervise personally sensitive negotiations in order to avoid what he and President Nixon agreed were likely bureaucratic disputes and inertia.

This use set the tone for much of the later life of the island, with the first of many bureaucratic disputes between the colony's local civil government and the local military establishment who reported directly to the War Office in London.

In 1941, Goddard got into a fierce bureaucratic and personal dispute with the then USAAC Director of Photography, Lt. Colonel Minton Kaye.

And the purr of his narrative while describing bureaucratic disputes in Washington sometimes masks the devastating effects of those squabbles in the field.