Sentence examples for for red tape from inspiring English sources
"She has no patience for red tape and that's what we need right now," Vega added.
Where some see rest and relaxation, though, others see danger and an opportunity for red tape.
Travel agents are cautiously optimistic about the new program, given the potential for red tape in such a bureaucratic country.
It may be something he could not have quite imagined, and he probably couldn't have pulled it off, given his disdain for red tape.
As for red tape, Todd said, it's easier for an American to work in Germany than for a foreigner in the United States.
Local politicians have shown none of the fondness for red tape that has stymied investment in other eastern regions, such as Berlin, and much of the west.
This week in Science* she talks about her first year on the job, support for basic research, hopes for cutting red tape, and plans for reshaping the E.U.'s giant research-funding program.
They credit him for removing red tape for business, improving the state's road networks, and cracking down on lawlessness and petty corruption.
Researchers have made impassioned calls for less red tape in the grantmaking process, for example.
India has been struggling to create a REIT market for years, but a country notorious for its red tape has been unable to come up with suitable rules.
