CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO BUREAUCRATISE
PRESENT
Present
I bureaucratise
you bureaucratise
he/she/it bureaucratises
we bureaucratise
you bureaucratise
they bureaucratise
Present continuous
I am bureaucratising
you are bureaucratising
he/she/it is bureaucratising
we are bureaucratising
you are bureaucratising
they are bureaucratising
Present perfect
I have bureaucratised
you have bureaucratised
he/she/it has bureaucratised
we have bureaucratised
you have bureaucratised
they have bureaucratised
Present perfect continuous
I have been bureaucratising
you have been bureaucratising
he/she/it has been bureaucratising
we have been bureaucratising
you have been bureaucratising
they have been bureaucratising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I bureaucratised
you bureaucratised
he/she/it bureaucratised
we bureaucratised
you bureaucratised
they bureaucratised
Past continuous
I was bureaucratising
you were bureaucratising
he/she/it was bureaucratising
we were bureaucratising
you were bureaucratising
they were bureaucratising
Past perfect
I had bureaucratised
you had bureaucratised
he/she/it had bureaucratised
we had bureaucratised
you had bureaucratised
they had bureaucratised
Past perfect continuous
I had been bureaucratising
you had been bureaucratising
he/she/it had been bureaucratising
we had been bureaucratising
you had been bureaucratising
they had been bureaucratising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will bureaucratise
you will bureaucratise
he/she/it will bureaucratise
we will bureaucratise
you will bureaucratise
they will bureaucratise
Future continuous
I will be bureaucratising
you will be bureaucratising
he/she/it will be bureaucratising
we will be bureaucratising
you will be bureaucratising
they will be bureaucratising
Future perfect
I will have bureaucratised
you will have bureaucratised
he/she/it will have bureaucratised
we will have bureaucratised
you will have bureaucratised
they will have bureaucratised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been bureaucratising
you will have been bureaucratising
he/she/it will have been bureaucratising
we will have been bureaucratising
you will have been bureaucratising
they will have been bureaucratising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would bureaucratise
you would bureaucratise
he/she/it would bureaucratise
we would bureaucratise
you would bureaucratise
they would bureaucratise
Conditional continuous
I would be bureaucratising
you would be bureaucratising
he/she/it would be bureaucratising
we would be bureaucratising
you would be bureaucratising
they would be bureaucratising
Conditional perfect
I would have bureaucratise
you would have bureaucratise
he/she/it would have bureaucratise
we would have bureaucratise
you would have bureaucratise
they would have bureaucratise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been bureaucratising
you would have been bureaucratising
he/she/it would have been bureaucratising
we would have been bureaucratising
you would have been bureaucratising
they would have been bureaucratising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you bureaucratise
we let´s bureaucratise
you bureaucratise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to bureaucratise
Past participle
bureaucratised
Present Participle
bureaucratising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BUREAUCRATISE»
Discover the use of
bureaucratise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
bureaucratise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Kenya National Assembly Official Record (Hansard)
When you over-decentralise, you can bring in economies of inefficiency. when
you over-centralise and over-bureaucratise, the same inefficiency also occurs.
The most important thing to understand is that when you centralise, you should
not ...
2
Race, Class & the Apartheid State
The fear of the unions opposed to registration was that the law would operate to
undermine their democratic organisation and bureaucratise them and, in the
process, separate them from the general movement for national liberation.
3
Information Systems, Technology and Management: 6th ...
The only way to decrease the cognitive load of organisations is to bureaucratise
some parts that contain repetitive processes, activities, outputs, set of skills and
etc. • Technical: As formal organisations experience bureaucracy, in some
aspects ...
Sumeet Dua, Aryya Gangopadhyay, P. Thulasiraman, 2012
4
Main Currents in Western Environmental Thought
Green theory, on the other hand, is increasingly focused upon questions of
structure and process: the nature of green democracy, to bureaucratise or not to
bureaucratise, and so on. There is a recognisable tendency, for example, to see
the ...
And if you would make the masses content, give them everything and yet give
them nothing, you must bureaucratise : " Take up the cry of democratic civilisation
for the SMALL BUT CERTAIN SALARY. Abolish the risk of loss, abolish the risk of
...
6
The European: The Journal of Opposition
And if you would make the masses content, give them everything and yet give
them nothing, you must bureaucratise : " Take up the cry of democratic civilisation
for the SMALL BUT CERTAIN SALARY. Abolish the risk of loss, abolish the risk of
...
7
Cultural Criminology and the Carnival of Crime
Against an increasingly individualised and secularised everyday life stand the
dominant structures of State and Market, with the State continuing to
bureaucratise everyday life in contest with the Market, which strives to commodify
it.
8
Police Leadership in the 21st Century: Philosophy, Doctrine ...
On the one hand, women are said to have a transformation impact just by being
there (Ledwith and Colgan, 1996); whilst on the other hand, discrimination of
minorities within a workforce will 'bureaucratise' out inequalities once a gender ...
Robert Adlam, Peter Villiers, 2003
9
Perspectives on Social Justice: From Hume to Walzer
Thereismuch justice inthe critiqueof the tendency to bureaucratise the delivery
ofwelfare asmerely another opportunity for the state to extend its powers ofcontrol
over the subject many, but itisnot at allobviousthat anyofthis is telling againstthe ...
David Boucher, Paul Kelly, 2005
10
Person Centred Practice For Professionals
These tools might be seen as more spiritual and personal than assessment
techniques and therefore difficult to bureaucratise. Open planning is encouraged
– to think literally and creatively in identifying sources of support. The tools must
be ...
Thompson, Jeanette, Kilbane, Jackie, Sanderson, Helen, 2007
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BUREAUCRATISE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
bureaucratise is used in the context of the following news items.
Residents protect plans
I can't begin, however, to unravel Eric's example of prolix bureaucratise, but can tender one of my own. When editing an annual report for the ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Jul 15»
The clock is ticking
With thousands of sometimes-minute passages, the average person can feel lost in a sea of bureaucratise. There are also numerous plans ... «Alton Telegraph, Jul 15»
Battle of Delhi
The AAP may wish to de-bureaucratise governance, but it would still need the babus and the police to deliver a people's government. «The Indian Express, May 15»
From The Obscene Living Files
Instead we try to control, police and bureaucratise it. They call it the Nanny State and really it's just a way of making a lot of hardwork for people. «Surfing Life, Apr 15»
The moral bankruptcy of the World Bank in Ethiopia
The IP, of course, said it in the sanitized, detached and impersonal language of “bureaucratise”. They would never use the impassioned and ... «Anyuak Media, Jan 15»
Can PM Narendra Modi work his magic on Indian science?
... be done to energise Indian science: de-bureaucratise, stimulate demand for scientists, and bring in the youth. "I was awestruck by his speech ... «Economic Times, Jan 15»
Before we 'buy Kenyan', make in Kenya
President Kenyatta's administration would thus need to radically de-bureaucratise, deregulate, change its officers' mindsets, cut paperwork and ... «The Standard Digital News, Dec 14»
New Opal chairman says innovation is key to better aged care
There's no point in outsourcing to others if you then bureaucratise them and wind them up in red tape." Mr Shergold said he has been “talking ... «The Australian Financial Review, Nov 14»
JNU VC to form committee for administrative reforms
“A committee will be set up for administrative reforms in JNU so as to decentralise and bureaucratise. JNUTA has nominated faculty members ... «indiatvnews.com, Nov 14»
Gross incompetence at the State Department? (UPDATED)
... an American citizen, as a “traffic incident,” which was much more likely internal bureaucratise than an intentional slap at Israel. In short, this is ... «Washington Post, Oct 14»
