Sentence examples for remove red tape from inspiring English sources

Milby was present when the deputy prime minister and transport minister, Warren Truss, announced in May the government would deregulate shipping laws to remove "red tape".

The view is not universal among farmers, however, and some support Brexit in the hope that it will remove red tape.

He said it was now more important than ever to remove "red tape, regulation and unnecessary cost burdens" and he would fight to encourage new investment.

The government also will subsidize research that, along with better seeds, could sharply increase productivity, and it vowed to remove red tape that complicates the process of setting up companies seeking to grow grains, especially wheat.

The country has worked hard to draw foreign investment, with officials vowing to remove red tape and saying that foreign investors now can establish a company in Iran and own 100percentt of it.

A new bill called the 21st Century Cures Act attempts to further speed up approvals and remove red tape.

Others, such as Kenya and Nigeria, have empowered private business by removing red tape.

However, removing "red tape" will mean taking away basic protections for some of the most vulnerable workers.

While Truss has lamely maintained the changes are about removing red tape, the RIS obliterates this fiction.

These "reforms" appear to be to aimed at stimulating economic growth and inward investment by removing "red tape" from entrepreneurs.

Such policies include investing in research, removing red tape for installation permits and providing sales tax exemptions.