Examples of using Red tape in English and their translations into Chinese
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Europe, he said, had“priced itself out of the global economy” with a raft of rules, regulations and red tape.
We have slashed job-killing red tape at a record pace, unleashed American energy and put working families first with our trade policy.
There's bureaucratic red tape, a difficult land acquisition act, troublesome environmental legislation, a shortage of electricity, and a lack of water resources.
An arsonist takes notice of Severide as new red tape causes big changes in the department in the Season Two Premiere.
The country has also eliminated a lot of red tape that used to prevent or delay foreign students from attending a Russian university.
She said this meant less red tape and the creation of an environment and ecosystem that supports innovation.
Bureaucratic red tape and poor intellectual-property law still make it difficult for Chinese businesses to get off the ground and protect their product from copycats.
It plans to promote employment by growing the economy, ensuring greater regulatory certainty, cutting red tape for small business and guaranteeing a reliable power supply.
The city will also have its own financial regulator as part of an effort to reduce red tape and bureaucracy faced by foreign investors.
Green" cities are springing up around the world, with municipal leaders often bypassing national red tape and politics to work together across borders.
Altmaier, a confidant of conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel, repeated a call to support companies by cutting red tape and taxes.
Such transformation would require foreign investment and Widodo said he would improve the business climate by fixing dozens of overlapping rules and cutting red tape.
However, the actual agreement risked being strangled by the excessive red tape accompanying it.
Investors historically avoided foreign markets due to geopolitical risk, legal or administrative red tape, and general lack of knowledge about other economies.
Despite knowing everything about her life-or perhaps because of it- he had been very helpful, keeping the red tape to a minimum.
In 2014, South Korea launched a three-year plan to attract investors by focusing on innovation and cutting red tape for business.
Our English-proficient consultants help you with all type of red tape and complexities of entering a Chinese market and provide comprehensive solutions.
We may run out of capital, lose the election to a scoundrel, drown in red tape, fail to engage a student's interest.
In an earlier interview, Thrun told TechCrunch that he discovered the company had grown too quickly and was burdened by its own self-inflicted red tape.
Government regulation should be light touch so as not to tie up universities in red tape.