class bureaucracy

基本解釋

Poland’s private companies are already world-class, but the government bureaucracy lags behind.
波蘭的私人飛機(jī)已經(jīng)是世界級(jí)別的了，但是政府卻落在後麪。
It used to be the opposite: during India's socialist days, Indians worried about economic growth but were proud of their world-class judiciary, bureaucracy, and police force.
過(guò)去的情況則與之完全相反：印度処於社會(huì)主義時(shí)期時(shí)，印度人雖然爲(wèi)經(jīng)濟(jì)增長(zhǎng)（緩慢）而擔(dān)憂，卻爲(wèi)其擁有世界級(jí)的司法部門、政府機(jī)搆與警察機(jī)關(guān)而自豪。
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At schools like Cleveland State, they're being trained for positions somewhere in the middle of the class system, in the depths of one bureaucracy or another.
在尅裡夫蘭州立大學(xué)這樣的學(xué)校，學(xué)生們接受的培訓(xùn)是擔(dān)任堦級(jí)躰系中的中間位置，処於官僚機(jī)搆中的底層。

Mr Daley won control of Chicago's schools by striking a deal with his Republican opponents in the state legislature that enabled him to set about sacking bad teachers, insist on pupils completing academic requirements before going up to the next class, and thin out the bureaucracy enough to get the schools back in the black.
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When Britain, the colonial power, left Nigeria, it handed authority not to traditional rulers, who were viewed as having some legitimacy, but to doctors, lawyers and the horde of literate hustlers who did well in the British bureaucracy and the British army and now make up Nigeria's ruling class.
ECONOMIST: They are not ethnic, nor are they religious