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(1) Use clear, concise language to communicate, not bureaucratese to impress.(2) This leader, who comes so well-advertised, tends to stutter and to revert to managerial bureaucratese .(3) In bureaucratese , the committee will be known as a citizen-and-expert advisory group, and will select new and emerging technologies for disposing of 20 per cent of the city's garbage by 2006.(4) This sounds like bureaucratese for public relations, so I would feel pretty safe adding this into the overhead costs.(5) He speaks not in the level, sturdy bureaucratese that we associate with law enforcement but in the cocky, profanity-laden patois of the corner kingpin.(6) Of course, most good soldiers will spot the bureaucratese right away and realize that a book about the ‘total Army’ is going to have as many photos of finance officers as front-line troops.(7) One of the main causes, in first-class bureaucratese , is known as a combined sewer overflow.(8) If there's a point to these guys, it's that there's an awful lot of bureaucratese and jargon around that officials use to evade responsibility and it's useful to have someone point that out.(9) That, of course, is bureaucratese for saying ‘Employment growth in the core public sector is completely out of control and bears no resemblance to what the Government should be doing.’(10) Couched in first-class bureaucratese , the document lists the programs that city staff recommend be slashed.(11) In the meantime, I strongly encourage those who think they're good at filling out forms and interpreting bureaucratese to apply for their own grants.(12) On health and schools, Mr Latham often spoke in a ponderous bureaucratese punctuated by ‘we'll fix everything’ conclusions.(13) It can be immensely difficult to establish whether someone's meeting miles of regulations written in bureaucratese .(14) That is bureaucratese for saying that he is doing nothing.(15) Wikipedia has laws, written down in good bureaucratese , and it has a hierarchy of administrators and what Wales calls ‘good editors’ to ‘police’ the site.(16) To cut off media access as a response to this is typical ostrich-like Indian bureaucratese , and is unlikely to succeed in today's world.