Sentence examples for tape make from inspiring English sources

The people who come to refute that particular tape make the discourse very vulnerable.

That in turn would reduce red tape, make it easier for companies to hire and fire employees and, in theory, encourage more investment in Brazil.

The government acknowledges that corruption and red tape make it tough for Indonesia to compete in the region, but says it's a work in progress.

In July last year, the European Commission tabled a proposal to overhaul the European Union's unpopular 2001 clinical trials directive to cut down on red tape, make Europe a more attractive location for clinical research, and improve the transparency of clinical trials information.

High state taxes and bundles of red tape make operating a business in the state unaffordable to many companies, critics say.

As you lay additional strips of tape, make sure they overlap.

The short-story mix tape makes its début.

The tape made its way to Word Records, which was starting a contemporary label called Myrrh.

The Associated Press has reviewed the tape, made by a camera crew working for United Arab Emirates Television.

No, from our Pale of red tape made, we will watch their bruises fade.

On a tape made in March, his eyelids flutter over the dots of his eyes.