Sentence examples for on red tape from inspiring English sources

The government will continue with its "one in, two out" rule on red tape, to put a "strict brake" on new regulations.

Long queues caused by lengthy inspections at border crossings are one; hefty fees demanded by the customs brokers who thrive on red tape are another.

The most significant triangulation was on red tape.

Bringing in a whole truckload at once saves on red tape.

He believes government has placed too much emphasis on red tape and regulation as a way to improve care services.

The government is preparing to increase the number of employees needed for gender reporting to 1,000 to save money on "red tape", the Australian Financial Review reports.

#sleepy June 28 , 2013 Todaywill see David Cameron, UK prime minister, take on Brussels red tape after fighting off French attempts to trim Britain's precious rebate.

Yet the UK's two biggest tour operators, plus a top long-haul company, have been causing needless stress and distress for their customers by making absurd demands on red-tape issues such as passport expiry dates.

"Important rules that safeguard our health and environment are being lost in this ideologically-driven war on red-tape".

Instead, businesses need more help to take on more staff, he adds (which goes back to his crusade on EU red tape) Photograph: BBC News 12.54pm BST Some background on the UK rebate issue -- French government officials argued last night that the agricultural grants to new EU members should not be included in calculations for the UK rebate.

Mr. Burke, who is part of a government advisory panel on cutting red tape, says there has been "backsliding on reform" in recent years and describes the management of Vietnam's currency as "dysfunctional".