Sentences with phrase «faceless bureaucrats in»

Faceless bureaucrats in Alan Johnson's department (and Jacqui Smith's and John Reid's before him) have had the front to write «Iraq is safe» on gay asylum letters.

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Lots of little gems in this book, including the fact that a spouse must be married at least nine months before being eligible for survivor benefits (unless the death is ruled «accidental» by a faceless panel of S.S. bureaucrats).

Far from being faceless bureaucrats, 16,000 PCS members in the MoD provide security, training, procurement and logistics support, as well as working directly alongside the military in Afghanistan and Iraq.

There is something to say for giving these decisions to local legislators, who for the most part know far more about their districts than faceless bureaucrats buried in a back office in the Corning Towers.

On Astorino's Facebook page, he referenced the libertarian argument against the Common Core, writing: «I believe in local control of our local schools and not control by faceless state and federal bureaucrats.»

With the power to make decisions about your personal health and well - being now rapidly being legislated away and placed into the hands of faceless bureaucrats and pharmaceutical industry executives, owning a home colloidal silver generator is just one small way of retaining some of your God - given rights and authority to resolve your own health care issues in a manner of your own choosing.