However, many public administration scholars support a classic definition of the term emphasizing constitutionality, service, bureaucratic forms of organization, and hierarchical government.

If the organization is run true to bureaucratic form, Waterhouse will never see this place again once his initial interview is finished.

Some cannot read or write, so when the government drops off these bureaucratic forms for them to fill out, it's a waste of time.

Writers of bureaucratic forms are likely to seize on the anti-maidenhood trend as linguistically inoffensive.

It employs a horizontal, minimally bureaucratic, and de-centralized form of organization.

Day after day they come to courtrooms like Judge Solomon's, armed with stacks of medical reports and bureaucratic forms.

The call to the dentist was a routine spot check by the General Accounting Office, all bureaucratic form, no substance, forgotten tomorrow.

He sent in the bureaucratic forms necessary to reassemble the paper affirmations of his identity, a replacement driver's license, a duplicate social security card.

Indeed, it was precisely for this reason that bureaucratic forms were needed.

A recent high school graduate, whose only work experience was in day care and air-conditioning maintenance, won a contract to write bureaucratic forms.