Such bureaucratic inertia does not sit well with the many Libyans who are still undecided about the revolution.

Crisis conditions can liberate a gifted leader from the accumulated constraints of vested interests and bureaucratic inertia that normally inhibit action in the American system.

World currency standards have enormous inertia.

Inertia was not always Israel s way.

Turkey s Failed Bureaucratic Coup

Indeed, the watchword among major investors is inertia.

Detailed, concrete, no bureaucratic speech.

African civil society seems trapped in indifference and inertia.

In these circumstances, policy inertia is not an option.

Now, however, the region s political inertia has been disrupted.

New financing could unlock today s policy inertia over climate change.

But the risks of inertia seemed to be even higher.

So this was the pre bureaucratic age.

There was also bureaucratic resistance from existing regulators.

This sterility and inertia make Europe less and less interesting for Americans.

Inertia is not an adequate response in an era of revolutionary change.

Nor should it be restricted to hierarchical bureaucratic organizations.

November 9, 1989, was one of those rare moments when irony reigned, because East Germany s bureaucratic socialism died as it had lived with a bureaucratic snafu.

Instead, it is taking steps to overcome the individual inertia that inhibits saving.

One reason for this inertia can be found in Libya s prevailing political culture.

We are concerned at the general inertia existing in the entire disarmament machinery.

Well, I'm afraid you're going to suffer a short, condensed history lesson about what I would say are the three passages of history the pre bureaucratic age, the bureaucratic age and what we now live in, which I think is a post bureaucratic age.

Reforms to patronage systems most often produce bureaucratic merit systems.

The one that's the most important is the inertia or the resistance to motion.

It is no longer a traumatic experience, just a bureaucratic hassle.

In any case, the political consequences overshadow legal or bureaucratic issues.

In these circumstances, the transatlantic alliance survives less from genuinely shared interests than from inertia.

We continue to see demonstrably inefficient practices and inertia, and we keep on repeating them.

I welcome Medvedev s emphasis on social concerns and his anti bureaucratic rhetoric.

Leadership degeneration accelerates as the autocratic regime ages and grows more bureaucratic.

Citizens associate the EU with, above all, bureaucratic grayness and technocratic rationality.

This change was associated with the shift from aristocratic to bureaucratic government.

Larger bureaucratic organizations can benefit from the flexibility of teams as well.

These saving plans show that there are methods other than outright compulsion to overcome human inertia.

Government officials have taken modest steps in this direction, but culture and inertia remain powerful obstacles.

The ingrained inertia of the current regime, however, seems to preclude any early move toward that.

It relies on competition, rather than bureaucratic heavy handedness, to achieve its goals.

So it turns out, the inertia, which governs angular motion, scales as a fifth power of R.

Indeed, China s North Korea policy is dominated by inertia rather than sensitivity to its own national interests.

Mass is the measure of the inertia of a body, characterizing the resistance of body to acceleration.

Bureaucratic and judicial reform ought to have priority in most countries in Latin America.

Obtaining approvals is a lengthy process that involves substantial documentation and tedious bureaucratic procedures.

The good news for Americans is that there is enormous inertia in the world trading and financial system.

Oil demand is slow to change because of behavioral inertia and fixed technology, while adjusting production takes time.

This was the pre bureaucratic age, an age in which everything had to be local.