Sentence examples for from red tape from inspiring English sources

Even "£100m from red tape" still looked sprightly.

As for Cameron's pledge to free businesses from red tape, this was surreal.

Texas enjoys relative freedom from red tape partly because its state legislature meets only every other year.

The move is part of President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski's bid to "untangle" stalled investments from red tape.

A drive by Palaniappan Chidambaram, the finance minister, to push through a package of reforms and free big industrial projects from red tape has not worked.

He said: "It's bad for business at a time when we should be freeing our businesses from red tape and bureaucracy," he said.

The outs extol escape from human rights restrictions and from the "red tape" of EU social and working rights.

Those steps sound straightforward enough, but market shaping is actually fraught with complexities, from government red tape to politics.

* Enterprise Bill At least £10 billion is to be cut from business red tape over the next five years, while a Small Business Conciliation Service will be created to help resolve disputes.

Starting a company was very easy from a red tape point-of-view .Despite this, he still recognises differences in culture.

In other words, the SF152 is a federal form that begets other federal forms -- a dispenser from which red tape first flows.