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

Inertia was not always Israel s way.

In these circumstances, policy inertia is not an option. This is especially true in the advanced economies, where policymakers must address the issues more forcefully.

It's called inertia. It's how we screw it up.

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

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

The efforts of Kan s government are obviously hampered by a rigid and much fragmented bureaucratic infrastructure.

Harvard s researchers ask is this red tape strictly necessary? Attempts to show the benefits of entry regulation on business fail miserably.

Harvard s researchers ask is this red tape strictly necessary?

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

What is urgently needed in Europe is less bureaucratic overhead and more trained troops. Except for the British and very small elite units elsewhere, most European troops are not trained well enough for combat, or even for peacekeeping in dangerous places.

What is urgently needed in Europe is less bureaucratic overhead and more trained troops.

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

Online, some are by mere inertia carrying on the fight against that damned President Obama, but inertia is the key word here.

And, notwithstanding corruption induced fragility, the bureaucracy s capacity to implement policy is sound.

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

Socialism became a mess as great expectations of a workers' paradise were bogged down in bureaucracy.

Alas, this is a widespread bureaucratic practice, as one of the participants, Begemot, noted

The next problem to be tackled again with constitutional implications is the anonymous, bureaucratic nature of European legal acts.

The surface of Venus is effectively isothermal it retains a constant temperature not only between day and night but between the equator and the poles.

Europe s foreign service, the European External Action Service (EEAS), is a huge bureaucracy, which must be managed well if it is to be effective.

The combination of high politics and grinding technical detail makes EU policymaking a much less interesting spectacle than national politics, and of course there s the added problem that so many of the players are unknown foreigners.

But, even when the parliament does make an effort to connect with voters, the ponderous bureaucratic culture of its permanent officials tends to spoil things.

Whereas political stasis supported a development miracle in Japan, the inertia created by Turkey s self interested establishment resulted in a discouraged society with unfulfilled expectations.

There is dismay at the bureaucratic rigidity and gigantism of the 80,000 pages of the acquis communautaire, which they have to adopt before being let in to the club.

He may even offer an alternative vision to the bureaucratic bankers' Europe promoted by Helmut Kohl and the Franco German centre right.

One of the disadvantages of doing that is, as you scale things up so if you have lots of robots carrying the same thing, you're essentially effectively increasing the inertia, and therefore you pay a price they're not as agile.

Brazil is still an enormously bureaucratic country, with an educational system in crisis, very high taxes, mediocre infrastructure, impediments to the creation of businesses, and a high level of corruption.

However, this is insufficient to help most of the three million widows, while corruption and bureaucratic inefficiency hamper efforts further.

Japan desperately needs more nurses and hospice workers to care for its aging population, but bureaucratic and political resistance to immigration is deeply entrenched.

First, Erdoğan s government recognized that change can deliver greater stability than inertia, which invariably breaks down chaotically as economic decline and political infighting take hold.

The first is inertia, combined with (or disguised as) idealism the mistaken idea that the Internet should be free not just for speech, but also from payment. Yet it costs something to maintain an infrastructure that keeps people safe.

Some of the rules that it proposes are unenforceable and thus merely a source of red tape for migrants and their employers that would require huge public bureaucracies to administer.