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.
France didn't fall quite as low as Britain or Ireland in 2008 but – famous for red tape, regulation and high labour costs – it is still struggling to bounce back.
Form-filling, auditing, red tape regulation.
Federal (top down) programs are primarily politically driven and are fraught with red tape, regulation, time delays, and frustration.
Not more red tape, bureaucracy, regulations, inspectorates, commissions, 'czars', 'units', or targets.
But now, Ms. Khvoina says she is struggling to survive, hobbled not by mobsters but by government red tape and regulations.
This week Richard Lambert, the head of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI), called for a "consistent attack on the red tape and regulations that only serve to dampen entrepreneurial flair .Although complaints about red tape sound familiar, promises to do something have gained new urgency of late.
As a company, we are looking forward, and excited to grow and implement new services and business solutions that have the potential to save our clients both time and money without the red tape and regulations in force from the EU".
At the moment any local commercial radio station owner faces a tangle of red tape, with regulations about content (for instance, putting a religious show on a Sunday, or only playing straight-forward rock on a rock station), about geography (studios must be in the locality they serve), about management (the regulator must approve all appointments).
He also had to go through lots of little bureaucratic hurdles and legal red tape as regulations in the country changed: He had to get his signature authorized by the Syrian embassy, for example.
