Sentence examples for with red tape from inspiring English sources
Private firms are strangled with red tape.
That's got nothing to do with red tape.
The cost of complying with red tape is soaring.
And Mr Garnier might get some help with red tape.
Health maintenance organizations beleaguer doctors with red tape.
The labour market, banking system and government are thick with red tape.
As he put it, "Shortages and the near-constant specter of surveillance mingled with red-tape frustrations" on the way to a pretty difficult existence.
Some people say this expression might come from the 16th century, when bundles of documents were held together with red tape.
The idea here is simple: Investors looking to place bets abroad should stick to countries that don't tie up business folk with red tape.
Poulson says that even after acquiring Vietnamese partners, Quest Festival still runs into issues with red tape.
Independent Jack Moodie - who represents Kirkwall West and Orphir - said the job of a councillor had become bogged down with red tape.
