用red tape造句子，“red tape”造句

Barroso was also scathing about the red tape surrounding the negotiations.

The government has taken a lot of measures to cut through red tape and improve work efficiently.

Cutting red tape makes countries richer, if the 873 peer-reviewed articles and 2, 332 working papers that use the "Doing Business" data are anything to go by.

Such slight slippage does not constitute a trend. But more red tape and higher taxes, if unchecked, risk clipping the wings of Britain's high-flying firms.

Applicants for personal loans from mainstream lenders are having to navigate reams of red tape in order to get the finance they need, and the process is taking longer than ever before.

India's tiresome red tape is a further deterrent.

A second factor-which applies more in America than in europe-is red tape.

Cutting the red tape that ties up construction projects could speed up the creation of all sorts of businesses.

And they have carefully and gradually freed up an economy that was (and to an extent still is) unduly mired in red tape.

And if you think that is funny, remember that even today all the M.P.s' cloakroom pegs have a little loop of red tape hanging from them --- to hold their swords!

People often complain that they have to cope with too much red tape.

They argue that, contrary to the claims of the reformers, the changes would harm corporate performance by wrapping managers up in red tape.

In2003the government of tuvalu said it would start evacuating its citizens in the face of climate change and rising sea levels but plans have been tied up in red tape.

Advocates say the proliferation of red tape has made society fairer, or safer, or some other imagined improvement.

There is constant electricity, gas and abundant state government, he says, kept red tape to a minimum, did not ask for bribes, and does not interfere much now.

Employment regulations were also mentioned by half the businesses as burdensome, with 29 per cent citing planning red tape.

Growth is also held back by red tape. Much of this stems from Spain's exaggerated decentralisation.

In France red tape snares most would-be home birthers; the costs are not fully reimbursed, as they are for births in hospital.

To accomplish this, red tape and confusion make me dizzy.