The president's reported conviction that it wasn't him on the Access Hollywood tape bordered on the delusional.
"Chocolate City," it read along the top, showing a street scene: a sign reading "Club Treme," a bleeding body with shell casings alongside it already numbered as evidence, a police car and yellow police tape bordering the crime zone, with Indians and neighborhood kids on the sidelines.
An agreement on "trade facilitation" (cutting red tape at borders) would more than offset the petty protectionism of some G20 members.
Inefficiencies and red tape at borders account for half the cost of transporting goods from one country to another, according to INCAE, a Central American business school.
At the World Trade Organisation conference in Bali this week, we can together fight protectionism and push for an ambitious deal on trade facilitation, cutting red tape at borders, and worth $100 billion a year to the global economy.
Unbelievably, he claims to be 'taking an axe to red tape across borders'.
The biggest is a potential agreement on "trade faciliation" – WTO-speak for cutting red tape at border crossings.
The color scheme of the graphics involves a lot of stark white, matte black, and gunmetal gray, with accents in a vigilant shade of yellow, evoking police tape, the border of a National Geographic cover, and the hoarded hopes of gold speculators.
Tape a border along the inside of your window frame.
At his suburban ranch house, he has 100 tapes of border crossings stacked on shelves.
Since then, ports have been upgraded, roads tarred, and red-tape at border crossings trimmed.It also helps that local farm markets now work better.
