Red tape and bureaucracyI'm now used to the red tape that comes with having to take medications longterm too.
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If they get through the red tape -- and let's face it, the Royals can handle red tape -- the kid will be eligible to run for U.S. Prez.
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On the other hand, they're cutting a lot of regulations, a lot of red tape, and we're seeing where regulation and red tape have gotten in the way of the response.
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Red tape makes it hard for them to find jobs.
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Cutting taxes, rolling back federal red tape, unleashing American energy.
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But they often find themselves tied up in red tape.
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With the same red tape they have we'd become inefficient.
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Anyone who's lived in China would dread its red tape.
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He froze public spending, cut red tape and slashed taxes.
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Red tape within government means that licences are rarely revoked.
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Recreation – not red tape – is something everyone should get behind.
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The main hurdle is not financing, however, but red tape.
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The reality, too, is that we're crumbling under red tape.
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Most conservatives want less red tape, not more black crepe.
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The Red Tape staff, including Mr. Truax, are all volunteers.
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"I brought up the bureaucracy and red tape," he said.
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DeSantis said federal red tape could delay aid for months.
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The digital economy is particularly damaged by this red tape.
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Instead of having red tape, roll out the red carpet.
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Financial red tape also binds more tightly in the West.
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Red tape is cut, appointments are secured, doors are opened.
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O'Brien is also taking steps to reduce bureaucratic red tape.
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This includes a competitive investment environment and less red tape.
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That does not mean it should be wrapped in red tape.
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But it also has some battles with red tape to win.
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It would mean red tape, high costs and inferior medical care.
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For instance, it reduces red tape in clearing South Korean customs.
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Corruption has also cost lives through skipped red tape, he said.
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Wary administrators, citing security concerns, will roll out the red tape.
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"No intermediaries, no media, no officials, no red tape," it promised.
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Their year has not been easy, with red tape causing delays.
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This will let them sell directly into China, avoiding red tape.
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Mr Trump's proposed war on red tape will also be popular.
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The reason RED gave for the delay is regulatory red tape.
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There are countless regulations and tons of red tape to navigate.
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Mr Sisi's vow to cut red tape has come to little.
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Riyadh, meanwhile, is cutting red tape and removing barriers to investment.
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It's a lot of red tape, which of course impedes deployment.
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The years of red tape culminated in the award ceremony Monday.
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Bureaucratic red tape was holding up the relief effort she said.
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"This is about overreaching red tape," she said of the rules.
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Nielsen cited drones as a key example of red-tape delays.
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But FinCEN's guidelines have created a loophole lined with red tape.
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He's drawn red tape around any Medicare and Social Security reform.
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They make the right noises about small government and red tape.
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As US coronavirus cases mount, some red tape is getting slashed.
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The Italian North is also worried about taxes and red tape.
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Johnston also described a chronic issue with red tape, in general.
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The difference is delay, impact fees, red tape, litigation, regulations, mandates.
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Reform your ease of doing business, the regulations, the red tape.
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The voice of millions has been silenced with dictatorial red tape.
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Or we can succumb to legislation that produces more red tape.
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Red tape, lack of access to finance and skills shortages stifle entrepreneurship.
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Starting a small business can involve a remarkable amount of red tape.
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The bill also cuts red tape for drug and medical device approval.
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"We are removing red tape and laying the red carpet," Modi said.
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Brazil ranks 123rd overall, and red tape makes it a taxpayers' nightmare.
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Canadians waving goodbye to prohibition will be tangled up in red tape.
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Such inducements include subsidies, easier financing, and a lessening of red tape.
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Some are marked with red tape because I have two different names.
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Lower taxes and less red tape usually mean higher profits, of course.
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No need for visas, border control, any of that red tape stuff.
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Red tape makes it hard for foreign workers to move to Indonesia.
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Cutting red tape may thus be a sensible move by the government.
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Taxes and red tape strongly discourage productive firms from growing very large.
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The government said it would also reduce red tape for auto imports.
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Visas would be issued at the airport, sidestepping the kingdom's red tape.
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Then there is the question of red tape and access to markets.
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He adds that a bigger effort is needed to cut red tape.
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Epic announced today via Twitter that it's finally cutting that red tape.
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But that doesn't mean the avalanche of red tape had no impact.
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Getting a work visa, however, still involves tiresome wrestling with red tape.
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He also promised to cut government red tape and remove corrupt officials.
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Red tape no doubt prevents some firms from making growth-boosting investments.
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Reducing federal regulatory red tape may no longer be the largest impediment.
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Federal mandates and red tape have vastly harmed U.S. competitiveness and entrepreneurship.
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Other efforts include slashing red tape and simplifying the intricate tax system.
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We must not let red tape get in the way of progress.
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Streamlining overlapping and/or conflicting cyber red tape is a top priority.
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In many European countries, regulatory red tape impedes new business start-ups.
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The Maltese obsession with EU red tape on its plug spanner industry.
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They are quick to blame their woes on red tape from Brussels.
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But red tape and new immigration rules are getting in the way.
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Less red tape around generic drug competition wouldn't really change that fact.
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Reducing or removing safety regulations and red tape does not cut it.
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More red tape for hospitals that import blood or organs for transplant.
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"It's really depressing to see," Bolton said of the bureaucratic red tape.
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The pair said they had to overcome red tape along the way.
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The new platform has been crippled by political delays and red tape.
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However, adoption could be slowed by legislative red tape according to some experts.
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That will mean more red tape and could delay new medicines reaching Britain.
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The new law pledges to reduce red tape and offers enticing tax incentives.
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LIKE other local bankers, Bob Rivers is counting the cost of red tape.
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They rank health insurance and red tape as their two most pressing concerns.
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A well-executed drive to cut red tape will doubtless bring economic gains.
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The OECD ranks America only 16th for "systematic" review of old red tape.
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A wholesale onslaught on red tape should be Mr Sisi's next big target.
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Algerian businessmen complain that centralisation, corruption and red tape have crushed local production.
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In its reaction to the paper the latter warns of increased red tape.
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Headlines Hammond warns over French effort to stifle City with red tape on.ft.
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Much of the bureaucratic headache, explains Islamorada's Forster, is all the red tape.
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"It has been a very long and arduous red tape road," he said.
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He plans to encourage investment by simplifying corporate taxes and cutting red tape.
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There are a number of reasons for Nigeria's impenetrable thicket of red tape.
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Getting companies to spend and expand requires more than just cutting red tape.
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Proponents say the bill would help small businesses cut through Washington red tape.
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Corporate filing red tape, too, has been simplified to a simple online process.
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Red tape, high taxes and funding constraints are holding back entrepreneurs, they say.
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He also plans to simplify red tape to make setting up companies easier.
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They also tend to come with less red tape and more genuine innovation.
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"There is still a lot of red tape for renewable energy," she said.
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A regulatory re-fit can follow to remove unnecessary EU-driven red tape.
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The move will cut back on red tape and costs, Trump officials say.
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But they aren't turned on yet, still wrapped up somewhere in red tape.
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The summertime ban on E15 stems from classic Washington red tape and bureaucracy.
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Especially during the refugee crisis I've seen how much red tape we have.
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They generally do not love regulatory or financial red tape in its way.
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Our economy and small businesses are being weighed down by excessive red tape.
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And his administration is dismantling bureaucratic red-tape as fast as humanly possible.
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President Trump must encourage research by cutting regulatory red tape that cripples innovation.
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Red tape, a sluggish bureaucracy and primitive regulation continue to deter foreign investment.
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There's too much red tape, you say, and here's a chart demonstrating that.
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The greater barrier is the state and federal red tape surrounding those decisions.
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But initial collaboration, bogged down by red tape, tried Molina's patience, he says.
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They posed for photographers behind a stack of papers wrapped in red tape.
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Red tape and delay can sometimes pay dividends in drug and vaccine approvals.
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Here's a roundup of ways that the federal government is cutting red tape.
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Investors say red tape has plunged; the problem now is demand within India.
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But governments are unwieldy beasts, loaded with inscrutable processes and immovable red tape.
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But as Ms. Souza's case illustrates, the red tape can cause lengthy delays.
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She's persistent and experienced at whacking through health care red tape and confusion.
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But some of the most problematic red tape bogs down the regulators themselves.
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That will come only after the organization slashes through layers of red tape.
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The city is notoriously expensive, and businesses face a tangle of red tape.
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But in this case, red tape is not just unnecessary, it's bad policy.
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Less red tape gives people back the most precious of all commodities: time.
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Yet, these projects face formidable obstacles in the form of bureaucratic red tape.
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He blamed Whole Foods' red tape — the private grocer's equivalent of regulatory excess.
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President-elect Donald Trump has promised to cut "red tape" at the FDA.
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Others are red tape and a tax system that is not conducive to startups.
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Today, the paperwork and bureaucratic red tape scares off millions of potential home buyers.
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Because of the risks, getting your hands on poppers carries stigma and red tape.
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From such a perspective, trimming back red tape once in a while is reasonable.
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Striking the rules means less red tape for a big business partner— the ISPs.
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Foreign energy companies are keen to invest, but complain of too much red tape.
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But the software often falls short, and Spain still wraps everything in red tape.
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Favors will be called in — favors that will smother the threat in red tape.
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TAXES, TRANSPORT AND RED TAPE Amazon has been present in Brazilian retail since 2012.
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The number of rules is a crude gauge of the burden of red tape.
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As well as splurging on growth-boosting infrastructure, Jokowi's administration has cut red tape.
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But rights groups say Mr Netanyahu's government has obstructed asylum-seekers with red tape.
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His cuts to red tape or to the size of government were more pragmatic.
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Obviously, she would increase bureaucracy and red tape, which would slow down the economy.
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EU countries have refused to play their part, smothering the process in red tape.
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The leave campaign claims that EU red tape hobbles Britain's firms and strangles growth.
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And entering a new market can surface additional layers of protocol and red tape.
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He explained his plan to lower taxes, cut red tape and balance the budget.
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Essentially, and despite our resource abundance, we also have an abundance of red tape.
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This was a free product to help people feel supported, and yet: red tape.
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The outers highlighted the issue of U.K. sovereignty, and over-regulation and red tape.
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Red tape, poor infrastructure and a strong currency have rendered much of industry uncompetitive.
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As a freelance harm reduction worker, he doesn't get caught up in red tape.
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These types of policies create more red tape and strife than they are worth.
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More time spent on administrative red tape means less time spent providing patient care.
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Lifting red tape will help lift our community, our economy, and our entire country.
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"We looked under the hood" and found this bureaucratic red tape, the official added.
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Reining in government's power and red tape is an issue most Americans agree upon.
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Negotiations with Exxon fell through in 2012 due to red tape and cost disputes.
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Unfortunately, budgetary missteps and bureaucratic red tape have led to a shortage of controllers.
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If the red tape isn't enough to deter aspiring Canadians, there are other obstacles.
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Bolsonaro said he would "unite Brazil" by cutting bureaucracy and red tape for businesses.
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Independent producers behind smaller events are also feeling the pinch of tightening red tape.
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"We keep stumbling upon red tape and government procedures in decision-making," he said.
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They are also seeking flexibility for states to innovate, and less regulatory red tape.
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I do agree with President Trump, however, that there's a lot of red tape.
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Of course, they prefer less red tape, lower taxes and less involvement from Washington.
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If your audit reveals a healthy portion of red tape, don't beat yourself up.
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Some records, bound in red tape, had not been opened in over a century.
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Trade between the two countries will now have to go through more red tape.
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At a recent meeting, tribe members expressed frustration at red tape holding things back.
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We must create an avenue to safety compliance that isn't frontloaded with red tape.
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Under a Carter-era regulation, NEPA has grown into a behemoth of red tape.
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President on down has always said I'm going to cut through the red tape.
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Those numbers would include any income benefits from Trump loosening red tape on businesses.
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Excessive red tape is another obstacle to infrastructure projects being fully implemented in Italy.
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Campaigners in favour of leaving the EU say it would free employers from red tape.
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The European Commission under Jean-Claude Juncker has commendably slashed its output of red tape.
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Loosening the red tape that strangles business and making welfare programmes more efficient would help.
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That was the government speaking: no shouting from the rooftops, no jargon, no red tape.
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To date under this initiative, we have eliminated more than 450,000 words of red tape.
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Republicans hate all this, saying Mr Obama's fondness for red tape has crushed the economy.
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There didn't seem like there was any reason to do these boring, red-tape tasks.
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Well, money and red-tape hassles, but those you can foresee and decide on upfront.
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So I hope I can shed light on what's not working with the red tape.
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How much red tape have they managed to tear down since Mr Trump took office?
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We want them to cut red tape—eliminating burdensome government requirements and streamlining complex processes.
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He could help non-crony businesses grow and hire by tackling corruption and red tape.
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There are forms and screening processes and layers of red tape for everything in prison.
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Nevertheless, he focused on reviving the economy by cutting red tape and easing investment rules.
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Cutting red tape will allow important highway infrastructure projects to be built quicker and smarter.
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In Davao City, he helped lure investors, dramatically cut red tape and fired inept officials.
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Adding layers of red tape will only perpetuate the dismal failure of ESA species recovery.
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For Napa County, discussions also have been held about emergency measures to cut red tape.
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The government, hampered by red tape and political turmoil, has only begun to approve projects.
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Her first appeal went nowhere, and she felt trapped in a labyrinth of red tape.
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An independent inquiry will investigate potential areas for investment and cutting of regulatory red tape.
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Trump has promised to cut regulatory red tape across corporate America, including at big banks.
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Student activists formed a group called No Red Tape, evoking the protests of the nineties.
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He never digs on public land, because of what he considers excessive government red tape.
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""You signed more bills rolling back federal red tape than any president in American history.
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President Trump has done an amazing job kickstarting the economy by slashing unnecessary red tape.
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But if all we get is more roadblocks and red tape, it's not worth doing.
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What it sees as cutting red tape is actually cutting important and hard-fought protections.
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Inside, Frank's chained to his bed, and there's a square of red tape around him.
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Even before Donald Trump, American immigration policy was a labyrinthine horror show of red tape.
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It had been over a year-and-a-half of starts, stops, and red tape.
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Carson echoed Rossello's desire not to let "red tape" get in the way of relief.
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Trade and investment thrive in environments with minimal red tape, open borders and maximum freedom.
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Those who come forward anyway are having to wait longer because of added red tape.
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It's easy to argue that red tape is bad, especially when lives are at stake.
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Portman to keep red tape delays out of the way of these needed infrastructure projects.
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But the project is stuck in red tape, and its critics wish it would disappear.
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Instead, it had become a symbol of things gone wrong, of stagflation and red tape.
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Meanwhile, the years of red tape and indifference have cost the Garner family three lives.
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To date, under this initiative, we have eliminated more than 470,000 words of red tape.
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Advocates note, however, that the process involves considerable red tape and delivers few concrete benefits.
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But Chande is parked on the tarmac, caught up in a snarl of red tape.
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Aside from technical glitches, the COVID-19 testing has been plagued by bureaucratic red tape.
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It's easy to denounce insurance regulation in the abstract as government red tape and burdensome.
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We expect to see more modern technology implemented to eliminate bureaucratic red tape and government inefficiencies.
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Moving out from the rather monochromatic, red tape-encumbered trademark world is the company's next aspiration.
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Debts in the banking sector, red tape and restrictive labour laws may slow any economic boom.
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Baghdad has said it is determined to tackle the red tape and corruption that hamper investment.
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It's not easy to cut red tape when firms treat it like a ribbon and bow. ■
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When I took office, I began a red tape review to eliminate unnecessary statutes and rules.
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Bank loans are too expensive and cheap ones from government agencies are wrapped in red tape.
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But rather than taxes, it is red tape and a dysfunctional state that hold back growth.
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Campaigners in favor of leaving the bloc say an exit would free employers from red tape.
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In Cairo baksheesh is the simplest way to cut through the airport's tangle of red tape.
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Page Six reported that television producers were running into red tape about shooting outside the venue.
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What's being done: California already has a functioning water market, but it's encumbered by red tape.
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Our cities are still mostly pretty dumb, mired in red tape, and generally unresponsive to change.
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These measures would use prices to restore market perfection and avoid strangling people with red tape.
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Republicans—including Trump—generally say they want to cut through bureaucracy and eliminate needless red tape.
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British exports would face non-tariff barriers such as rules of origin and other red tape.
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Getting aid to impoverished Africans is hard enough, what with blockades of bureaucracy and red tape.
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"It has been a very long and arduous red tape road," Pun said in an interview.
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There is still opposition, including some from a small-business association that worries about red tape.
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Rather than add more unnecessary government red-tape, we should continue to let the market work.
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The ruling's major consequences kicked in on June 11, after some red tape was cleared up.
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Others fighting to get their homes and businesses back are still tied up in red tape.
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Larry Hogan (R) prioritized the identification of unnecessary bureaucracy and red tape for over a year.
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"Too often, these venues find themselves under threat from new development and red tape," Khan said.
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Red tape was an obstacle to executing the joint ventures more quickly, a Pemex source said.
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According to NHTSA, this agreement removes about three years of red tape from the regulatory process.
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There's a reason why the phrase "red tape" was initially coined in conjunction with the agency.
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Most of the solutions proposed thus far have involved imposing more red tape and stringent regulations.
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Cutting red tape for businesses and easing restrictions on things like hiring overseas workers are crucial.
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Riyadh is cutting red tape and removing barriers to investment in an attempt to achieve that.
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Donald Trump's wall has already been built, and it is made of paper and red tape.
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Corruption and income inequality are common themes, as are racism, domestic violence, H.I.V. and red tape.
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And for locals, Shenzhen made it much easier to start private business by removing red tape.
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Through private funding, schools can escape much government red tape, which stifles innovation and increases costs.
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Whether all that red tape means the system will be "too complicated" is a judgment call.
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Krystian Wetulani, 32, who owns three shops, said he felt he was stuck in red tape.
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"You can either put up red tape or roll out the red carpet," the mayor said.
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Banks are now trying to tap into the emerging goodwill with requests to cut red tape.
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She suggested declaring a disaster, which could remove some of those obstacles and bureaucratic red tape.
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We are cutting massive amounts of red tape to make antiviral therapy available in record time.
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The AMESP complains that instead companies face registration processes that are heavy on needless red tape.
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Some of America's 5G ambitions will confront the realities of red tape, costs and other practicalities.
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The red tape generated by the new rules is bothersome but not yet lethal for companies.
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The Department of Energy and federal regulators are already taking steps to cut back red tape.
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In many cases, the government warned that businesses would face more red tape and higher costs.
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In part to avoid that red tape, this year only 11 tech companies have gone public.
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Limited budgets and red tape have led some teachers to seek outside funds for classroom projects.
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Avoiding costly red tape and customs complexities were also vital for goods companies, the CBI said.
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Avoiding costly red tape and customs complexities were also vital for goods companies, the CBI said.
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And if it does pan out, there's still lots of red tape between Silva and success.
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"America's small business owners are suffocating under mountains of endlessly growing, bureaucratic red tape," he said.
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Bureaucratic red-tape implemented under President Obama created uncertainty and gave too much power to Washington.
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Red-tape slicing in the service of compassion and love are the hallmarks of Francis' papacy.
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It also cut loads of red tape to make it easier to apply for a loan.
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I was hoping it would happen in 2019, but corporate red tape is a real thing.
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No-one likes red tape, yet we grumble and go along with it when it's necessary.
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When it comes to regulations that suppress competition, businesses can be ardent admirers of red tape.
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When I took office, I began a red-tape review to eliminate unnecessary statutes and rules.
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But the red tape in South Korea's famously regulated banking system made such services effectively illegal.
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Others stood silently with red tape over their mouths with the word "LIFE" in black letters.
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Now, part of that's us, it's either red tape or our own opposition to building something.
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Estonians abroad lament the red tape involved in even simple tasks like applying for a driving licence.
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"Such a requirement should be implemented without miles of bureaucratic red tape," Pawlenty said in a statement.
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Even better, this covert strategy has the added benefit of potentially being shrugged off as red tape.
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But if you feel like slicing up all that red tape, McLaren's hybrid is now the fastest.
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In the meeting on January 23rd Mr Trump promised to eliminate three-quarters of all red tape.
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Regulatory red tape and taxes could scare landlords away from short-term rentals and towards coprorate housing.
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Jerry Brown also issued an executive order that aims to reduce red tape related to recovery efforts.
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The red tape alone will be like nothing Trump -- master builder he may be -- has ever faced.
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Republicans promise that, freed of red tape, American firms will invest more and unleash faster economic growth.
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One of Mr Modi's innovations was to use IT to cut through red tape for new businesses.
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One explanation is waste, with patients wolfing down too many pills and administrators churning out red tape.
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But Airbus is worried extra red tape could slow supply chains and hamper the movement of engineers.
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BARYSHIVKA, Ukraine (Reuters) - The goal was to make Ukraine more friendly for investors by reducing red tape.
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It's available in four years instead of seven, and it proves that red tape can be cut.
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Sticking with English law could potentially mean more expense, more uncertainty and more red tape, it added.
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It helps them deal with the red tape involved in renting a house or starting a business.
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But this reflects a false choice, since red tape can be cut without casting aside environmental values.
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Authorities must hire more staff, cut red tape and speed up planning and approval procedures, he said.
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But red tape and tax are not the only things that can gum up the economy's operation.
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This is one reason the World Bank compares countries based on regulatory red tape affecting business incorporation.
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Businesses, Kudlow argued, were also worried about red tape, regulation and a reversal of Trump energy policies.
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It also reported the fund would be designed to reduce red tape which has hampered previous schemes.
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The move is part of President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski's bid to "untangle" stalled investments from red tape.
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Red tape in international trade is a guaranteed way to put rural America at a competitive disadvantage.
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Smaller firms, up-and-coming innovators in the dotcom revolution, will get strangled by burdensome red tape.
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"Rethink Red Tape can help reduce these regulations and get our businesses back on track," he added.
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Beijing will also push forward government reforms to cut red tape, taxes and fees, Li told reporters.
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Together, they can push the envelope further and faster—assuming red tape doesn't get in their way.
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It's not a one-size-fits-all federal program and lacks the typical strings and red tape.
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On paper, firms will likely face somewhat less red tape, and doing business will become genuinely easier.
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READ: Red tape is keeping aid from desperate Puerto Ricans Funding, however, could also be a problem.
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We are cutting massive amounts of red tape to make anti-viral therapy available in record time.
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So far, just $838 million has been paid out because of red tape and long waiting periods.
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Like his counterpart in the United States, Donald Trump, Mr. Temer treats environmental regulations like red tape.
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Moyer, the red-tape-wrapped bureaucracy of federal aid feels like a second disaster in the making.
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Signing up for public benefits can involve a lot of red tape and a lot of waiting.
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Bank advocates say the tax exemption threatens smaller firms already drowning in red tape and facing consolidation.
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If a reduction in that number comes with more red tape for you, then so be it.
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Meanwhile, developers are pressing city governments to cut red tape so more homes can be built faster.
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Yes, political leaders can cut through the red tape and the roadblocks imposed by lower-level bureaucrats.
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So far, these asteroid mining initiatives have been bogged down by technical difficulties and legal red tape.
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Foreign companies operating in Argentina routinely complain about costly customs requirements, cumbersome red tape and strong workers' rights.
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Cut from its red tape cocoon, telemedicine could transform abortion into a procedure performed almost entirely at home.
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However, red tape, corruption and organized crime have given Italy a terrible track record for post-quake reconstruction.
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Business tends to bemoan the existence of regulation, but for some companies 'red tape' is a huge opportunity.
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Eliminate the red tape on permanently lost bags by adopting a "no questions asked" policy on lost luggage.
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"I'm so annoyed I couldn't solve a problem that is so obvious," he added, referring to red tape.
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In Brussels, too, officials have made cutting red tape a core part of the current European Commission's agenda.
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He talks a lot about the "bureaucratic red tape" that prevents him from making improvements to his properties.
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From their perspective, any red tape is good, no matter how small or even negligent the environmental benefit.
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EISEN: THAT'S WHERE I WANTED TO GO BECAUSE THE RED TAPE IN SOME WAYS HAS ONLY GOTTEN WORSE.
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We're going to roll back federal red tape at a record level; any administration in history to date.
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The Dodd-Frank act has thickened the "spaghetti soup" Complaints about red tape extend far beyond Wall Street.
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What they're saying: Per Reuters, Novak cited concerns about red tape and the risk of drawing U.S. sanctions.
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Optimists say that plans to cut red tape and increase public investment will lift Russia's GDP growth potential.
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Even the red-tape-slashing administration of President Donald Trump is unlikely to cut regulation in this area.
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That means industry's wish for minimal extra red-tape, delays and costs after Brexit may not be granted.
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Some experts suggested that bureaucratic red tape around the country have prevented those new rules from being effective.
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Local anger and insistence on business contributing more to society could result in extra taxes and red tape.
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TEARING up red tape has long been a dream for those who want to leave the European Union.
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People matter too: Once you get past the red tape, government decision-makers are just like any others.
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But thus far, his proposal has been light on details about exactly how he would cut red tape.
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The DoD, with 2 million employees and an acquisition process wound tightly in red tape, moves extremely slowly.
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As governor, Purnama has won credit for cutting red tape and improving the performance of Jakarta's bloated bureaucracy.
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This directly conflicts with President Trump's campaign promises of removing onerous regulations and red tape on U.S. businesses.
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Despite Germany's reputation for engineering and organizational prowess, red tape and technical problems have repeatedly delayed its inauguration.
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China will deepen reforms, cut red tape and implement large-scale tax cuts to help companies, Li said.
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Cities such as Cleveland, St. Louis and Detroit have programs to help immigrant entrepreneurs cut through red tape.
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But finding suitable locations, and dealing with the red tape involved in opening them, will not be easy.
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The deal is said to be agreed on in principle and currently subject to paperwork and red tape.
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Having limited working capital and fewer resources, small companies struggle with all the forms, lobbying and red tape.
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But they can test only those approved in Brazil; importing drugs from elsewhere involves weeks of red tape.
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And after years of setbacks, those designs are finally beginning to cut through some American regulatory red tape.
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They're already trying to overhaul the office in an attempt to cut through red tape and streamline contracts.
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The companies could also conceivably work faster, since they wouldn't be restricted by as much government red tape.
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The idea would reward bidders that choose to pursue innovative approaches to climate change, without additional red tape.
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Modi could seek to cut red tape for business and further open India to foreign investment, Shah said.
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Before it joins the EU, Montenegro must first root out organized crime, corruption, nepotism, bureaucracy and red tape.
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Smaller, rural counties don't have the financial flexibility to navigate the maze of federal bureaucracies and red tape.
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" On another, in red tape stuck to the metal, are the words: "Bring the Wild Boar team home.
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Imagine the possibilities when the private sector is free to innovate without regulatory red tape holding it back.
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But instead of university teaching with red tape, drama, and meetings, she taught private lessons on her schedule.
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So how can we cut through the red tape to help Medicare beneficiaries get the care they need?
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Secondly, there's a bunch of red tape around the kinds of things you can request in a FOIA.
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They are agile and can innovate quickly, not being slowed down by ancient internal processes or red tape.
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Regulations will be streamlinedTrump has called for cutting the "regulatory red tape" that can slow down transportation projects.
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Clinics, meetings, presentations, red tape, training sessions and lots of talking with faculty members and residents and patients.
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Premier Li Keqiang continues his drive to reduce fees, taxes and red tape that cut into profit margins.
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Basically, it removes red tape so that governments can purchase supplies and hire workers to respond to disasters.
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Many Indians credit him with programs that have helped the poor and cut through red tape and corruption.
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And that's why my administration will keep cutting red tape and speeding up new oil and gas permits.
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The problem, Johnston says, isn't only a lack of money — it's red tape and slow-moving government policy.
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It's an unprecedented pace for a city whose cultural programs come wrapped in streams of bureaucratic red tape.
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Even those seeking simple accommodations — a chair, for instance — described a mass of red tape and unreturned calls.
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Since then, they have overcome mounds of red tape, secured the home's financing and achieved nonprofit charitable status.
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Advisers also complain that reams of red tape are getting in the way of generating income for customers.
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The SIDS complain that the money pledged to date is inadequate and often tied up in red tape.
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It is part of U.S. President Donald Trump's broader effort to cut regulatory red tape to boost industry.
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Instead, they argue, it could grease the skids for government projects now choked off by bureaucratic red tape.
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In the past 20 years, conservative legal scholars have bolstered the red-tape critique with a constitutional one.
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They enlisted Manufacturers Hanover as another financial supporter and persuaded Mayor Abraham D. Beame to cut red tape.
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The company said it was put off by the amount of red tape needed to invest in Europe.
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Regulations and requirements typically differ from state to state resulting in a broad and unreasonable red tape spectrum.
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Zeller: There's a tremendous amount of red tape that interpreters can get caught in during the visa process.
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Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro campaigned on promises to cut environmental red tape and attract development to the Amazon.
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But it wasn't just for the sake of adding red tape—They also wanted to avoid world destruction.
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To call the BAA a simple and decisive tool for cutting through and red tape would be very misleading.
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Trump claimed the problem was "bureaucratic red tape," while Clinton claimed the problem was special exemptions for the wealthy.
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Magufuli took office in 2015 pledging to reform an economy hobbled by red tape and corruption and boost infrastructure.
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Here's what to know about the FDA's drug-approval process and how cutting red tape could lead to cures.
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Residents suffered further from insurance companies denying their claims and the red tape of the Build it Back program.
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But who knows how political brinkmanship and bureaucratic red tape during the negotiations will affect travel at the margins.
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These apparently simple requirements, however, proved for many to be a bureaucratic nightmare, a hell brimming with red tape.
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To many Americans fed up with banks' red tape and lousy service that seemed reckless, unforgivable and possibly criminal.
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Despite the benefits of this technology, American hydropower development has stalled because of government red tape and environmental opposition.
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I also wonder about what type of red tape these carriers will come up with in the months ahead.
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Bankers have argued that it is high time red tape was cut: lending, they say, is being held back.
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He has also produced more than a dozen packages of reforms intended to trim red tape and raise competitiveness.
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Collecting data for machine learning is also on the table, but there's even more red tape associated with that.
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There are no easy answers for that, considering the incredible amounts of red tape already involved in such things.
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Republican President Donald Trump has pledged to cut red tape for financial firms, saying it could promote economic growth.
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They say the issues at X aren't technical hurdles, but a combination of red tape and knotty internal politics.
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As thousands of storm victims fled to Arkansas for shelter, Huckabee cut through the red tape to provide assistance.
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After all, there's less regulatory red tape in Europe, but internal condoms are still not commonly used their either.
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Rather than slashing red tape to set loose his people's talents, Mr Sisi pours taxpayers' cash into grandiose projects.
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Red tape frustrates them, especially when people are hurting and they can help, so they deploy themselves -- for free.
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Red tape and bad roads mean the country comes 270th in the World Bank's ease-of-doing-business rankings.
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But critics worry the rule just creates more red tape and will do little to help improve workplace safety.
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Kuczynski has defended mining and pledged to slash red tape while drawing private investments in infrastructure to drive growth.
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What the candidates need to address is how to create clear lines of authority to cut through red tape.
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It would achieve the "best interest" goal DOL is aiming for – but without a crippling burden of red tape.
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This red tape is driving the best thinkers and investment dollars in nuclear energy to research facilities in Asia.
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Since then Widodo's administration has rolled out nine stimulus packages cutting red tape, offering tax breaks and loosening regulations.
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Paisley Park, Prince's storied recording lair outside Minneapolis, has finally cut through the red tape to become a museum.
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In other cases, it prevents technology from reaching its full potential due to regulatory uncertainty or outdated red tape.
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Beyond infrastructure bottlenecks, red tape - particularly in Vietnam - remains hard to navigate and skilled labor is not easily available.
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So whether you liked his policies or not, he clearly knows his way around a roll of red tape.
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For years, red tape and government policies that favored the domestic market have been an obstacle to export growth.
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Top of 5-Star's 1323-point plan is a promise to cut red-tape by abolishing 400 "useless" laws.
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For Absolut's tribute to Washington, DC, it played on one unique aspect of the capital — the government "red tape."
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However, it was equally unclear for private aviation with concerns arising over access, increased taxes and additional red tape.
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But history shows that the result of the effort will be to strangle the safety net with red tape.
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But being a little less mathematical, it's a bizarre hobby based on navigating red tape and arcane currency rules.
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Some conservatives see a tangle of red tape that restricts the construction industry and distorts the market for housing.
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The government also announced a raft of measures to cut red tape related to recruitment and short-time working.
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Thanks to what the story called "red tape and long waiting periods," few payments have been made so far.
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Hear the duo talk about an industry with undeniable potential, but plenty of red tape to deal with, too.
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New consumer rights entitled customers to switch their energy providers at any time, without red tape or other hassles.
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"It creates more administrative red tape for them, but their services are still going to be available," he says.
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Many federal employees are likely to agree — especially when their mission-critical supplies are slowed by acquisition red tape.
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If adopted, they would streamline outside care programs, give veterans more health care options and reduce bureaucratic red tape.
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The new system was supposed to cut through bureaucratic red tape by allowing industries to regulate their own apprenticeships.
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The administration's security rationale for its latest red tape on travel from African and Asian countries doesn't ring true.
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" What the Conservatives call red tape, argued George Monbiot, "often consists of essential public protections that defend our lives.
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This economic disparity reflects societal barriers ranging from red tape in government programs to biases in the hiring process.
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He and Guo were shocked by the red tape that governs the alteration of a historic property in Paris.
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But he has already run up against red tape, having taken nine months to open an Iranian bank account.
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After a huge amount of red tape,$99,163 has today been transferred to the Christchurch Foundation and Victims Support.
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Julia Crain, a Columbia student who described herself as a former organizer in No Red Tape, denounced the move.
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The Trump administration's commitment to reduce red tape and cut corporate tax rates has been well received by investors.
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The authority said the proposal would also lead to more red tape, which could particularly hinder smaller financial firms.
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The president's comments about water efficiency standards came up at a discussion on Friday about reducing government red tape.
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Flying larger aircraft, something that's been considered, he says, runs the risk of getting caught up in red tape.
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The agency has long been criticized for the quality of its care and the red tape that veterans encounter.
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Since 2010, it has sought to cut red tape in the hope of encouraging private developers to build more housing.
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In some areas red tape surely has choked lending—notably residential mortgages, where recklessness led to catastrophe a decade ago.
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"I'm asking President Trump to cut through the red tape and get people on the damned ground here," he said.
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But now, thanks to the Trump's support of GOP congressional zeal for "cutting red tape," those vetoes are less likely.
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When I hear politicians rage about European red tape, I wonder whether any of them have actually run a business.
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The three biggest issues for small companies remain taxes, government regulations and red tape, and a lack of skilled labor.
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The least controversial element of the deal commits the EU to foster market competitiveness and cut red tape for business.
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Red tape means that only one project, to develop household solar energy in East Africa, has so far received money.
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These security issues aren't just academic concerns cooked up by bureaucrats to waste time and add red tape to operations.
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That makes Bernhardt a key figure in executing Trump's effort to cut red tape and promote energy production and exports.
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I think there are outdated regulations that need to be changed, there is red tape that needs to be cut.
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The Canadian Federation of Independent Business presented each of the ministers with its Golden Scissors Award for cutting red tape.
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The government plans to reduce operating expenses over four years by shrinking Albertas public sector and cutting administrative red tape.
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Since 2000 global investors wanting exposure to Indian shares but not Indian red tape and tax have gone via SGX.
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He cut red tape for investors, paved dilapidated roads and imported dozens of used trams from Zurich to improve transport.
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"They impose red tape, they slow the adoption of new technologies, and they impair competition," he told me via email.
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The government also uses red tape to shield businesses owned by many members of the royal family from foreign competition.
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With the government and the rebels treating the referendum as little more than red tape, the process had already begun.
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The government has been cutting red-tape and trying to reduce production capacity in surplus industries including steel and coal.
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If we account for how much we will extract in taxes, we should also track compliance costs of red tape.
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Republicans loathe the CFPB, saying it wields too much power and burdens banks and other lenders with unnecessary red tape.
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Reorganising a sizeable part of the bureaucracy in a country snarled in red tape was never going to be easy.
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It stands to reason that using red tape to tie someone up would necessarily involve a bit of a wait.
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More generally, effective labor markets will require less red tape and active employment policies, to boost competitiveness and job creation.
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Meanwhile a new law on investment and enterprise, passed in 2014 but only implemented last summer, has cut red tape.
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During the long global boom in commodities, firms were obliged to tolerate such red tape, but that no longer holds.
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As one of Mr Dung's deputies he has worked to cut red tape, with the help of some American funding.
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Perhaps the success of states at reducing red tape will demonstrate the feasibility of regulatory reform to policymakers in Washington.
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U.S. firms, particularly those frustrated with Chinese red tape and corruption, will find themselves in no better position in India.
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He literally cut red tape in the White House in December 1.57 while standing before stacks of paper representing rules.
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Altmaier, a confidant of conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel, repeated a call to support companies by cutting red tape and taxes.
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In a first analysis of the commission's proposals, parliament raised concerns about the red tape that the plan would generate.
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"After years of talk about cutting red tape, it is now actually happening," House Speaker Paul Ryan said on Tuesday.
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Legal procedures and government red tape are also of concern where there are substantial differences in government restraint of innovation.
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So enforcement of any system of work permits would rely on employers, landlords and public services, meaning more red tape.
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The savings banks' association claims that red tape costs its members 10% of earnings—and some as much as 20%.
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While it can be difficult to break through bureaucratic red tape and restructure old, paper-based processes, it's not impossible.
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The move is the latest in the city's efforts to reduce legal red tape for transgender and non-binary individuals.
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However, it has been difficult to get that off the ground because of red tape and prohibitive costs, they say.
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He's especially pleased with Berkshire's ability to thrive as a business without a lot of undue complexity or red tape.
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The 5-Star says it will slim the public service, while cutting the red tape that stifles the private sector.
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We had a lot of red tape because at the time you couldn't really show that much booty on camera.
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But officials said they would also cut industry red tape by creating a new regulatory agency and speeding up approvals.
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On his website, President-elect Donald Trump blames Dodd-Frank's "bureaucratic red tape and Washington mandates" for strangling economic growth.
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This was hardly a sign of a City drowned or strangled in red tape as is sometimes claimed, he said.
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Thus, this technique, known as "sideloading," is IS's main technique to bypass red tape set forth by Google and Apple.
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The administration should focus on streamlining bureaucratic red tape and negotiating trade deals to increase coal and natural gas exports.
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Second, a state of emergency can cut through red tape and streamline the process of obtaining and deploying necessary aid.
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They'll follow even the most byzantine and red-tape-filled directives under the law to the best of their ability.
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But cutting red tape has yet to translate into broad growth for this emerging economy, or spark much outside investment.
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Those needing transportation and specialized drivers covered by their insurance often have to wade through another labyrinth of red tape.
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Many such projects are simply scrapped altogether after being smothered for years under a mountain of red tape and litigation.
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The anti-government ideologues were basically thwarted in their campaign against helpful government regulations, which they demonised as "red tape".
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Washington (CNN Business)The Federal Communications Commission tried to expedite the rollout of 5G wireless technology by cutting red tape.
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Montana veterans have had more, not less, trouble getting care because of red tape associated with the program, he said.
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That's in large part because the cost and red tape involved in building them has been prohibitive for many homeowners.
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Meanwhile neighbours like France and Germany are courting entrepreneurs with aggressive state funding, and cuts to taxes and red tape.
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And he thinks he may have to hire more administrative staff to deal with possible tariffs and other red tape.
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The Jones Act represents needless red tape, and the administration should offer more than a short reprieve from its restrictions.
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The president meets with "workers" in the Oval Office to talk about goals to reduce federal red tape and requirements.
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The company hacking away at the red tape keeping us all from a world of instantaneous drone delivery is ... UPS?
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Excessive red tape, a complex and burdensome tax system, high health costs, and access to capital are in that mix.
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Small to medium-sized businesses would be free from much of the red tape that constrains them from expanding internationally.
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Conservatives backed him because he promised a conservative bench and an end to miles and miles of bureaucratic red tape.
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They consider the measure essential regulatory relief for community banks and credit unions drowning in red tape from Dodd-Frank.
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Forced to tolerate each other in the hunt as they face bureaucratic red tape, our sympathies lie with the son.
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The governor asked for help "cutting red tape" to get his state the federal assistance it will need to recover.
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You've got to care for these people and the government does some reimbursement so there's a lot of red tape.
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Roberts also said the Trump administration's focus on cutting regulatory red tape has given energy companies incentive to grow more.
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I think there are outdated regulations that need to be changed, and there's red tape that needs to be cut.
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And many expect the Digital Single Market to ease burdensome red tape, like that around e-commerce transactions and streaming.
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The government has sought to help the sector, cutting red tape and making it faster to set up new banks.
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In the meantime, EasyGlucose has a patent pending, so no one can eat its lunch while it navigates the red tape.
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Bouteflika had appointed Kaddour in March 2017 to turn around a state company hit by fraud scandals, lethargy and red tape.
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" He said he'll worry about "red tape stuff" later and will set up shop "until someone tells us to move it.
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Economists say industries growing in neighboring Kenya, such as technology start-ups, are stifled by red tape and low internet penetration.
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But, despite boasts of slashing red tape and promoting job creation, Pruitt had a mixed record of producing real-world results.
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Pinera's government has vowed to reactivate $50 billion in mining investments that it says have been held back by red tape.
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The classification means researchers face strict oversight and must hack through reams of red tape in order to do their work.
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Users can thus circumvent the banking and administrative red tape that is partly responsible for the seldom used formal banking system.
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Such rebalancing is essential because too often regulations begin with good intentions, but end with too much red tape and bureaucracy.
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Years of austerity has already tested their patience and the prospect of further red tape and accompanying expenses is stirring anger.
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The red tape, the endless disclosures, the ceaseless spotlight—all have made the cost of being a public company too high.
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In South Sudan, where 5.8m need food assistance, the government binds delivery of aid in red tape and frequently denies deliveries.
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Mr Trump will demand that environmental and financial regulators enforce rules with less zeal, but unwinding red tape will take years.
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It is a (forgive me) heart-pounding, tireless journey through setbacks and around red tape, and an exploration of human innovation.
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Too many Democrats, meanwhile, don't trust markets and want the state to smother them in red tape, which hurts new entrants.
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In the five months that B&H remained closed, tangled in red tape, he came by to check on its progress.
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Many stimulus projects, far from being "shovel-ready", took more than a year to get going because of local red tape.
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One decree he signed has cut red tape for starting a tiny business such as a hair salon or a bakery.
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Larger companies have to deal with other departments, internal politics, red tape, the blessing of multiple vice-presidents, legal analysis, etc.
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However, private schools and charter schools make up much of the customer base due to the lack of red tape involved.
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After his election in 2015, President John Magufuli promised to reform the economy, which is hobbled by red tape and corruption.
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Even before the fall in oil prices cut investment plans, oil companies complained about Algeria's offer terms and bureaucratic red tape.
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Code for America, a nonprofit that seeks to use technology to improve government, used tech to cut through the red tape.
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But the industry argued that added public regulations amount to unnecessary red tape, and that it can handle the matter itself.
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In today's era of online classes, one can imagine the endless sea of bureaucracy and red tape such a rule creates.
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Akufo-Addo promises to create jobs, fight poverty, promote development and boost free market growth through cutting taxes and red tape.
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Passporting allows for any financial firm to serve the whole EU region from a single base, cutting costs and red tape.
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Under President Obama's tenure, we saw a barrage of red-tape regulations by the Environmental Protection Agency and Department of Energy.
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World Bank President Jim Yong Kim said in July SOEs had an advantage with government backing and in navigating red tape.
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We must invest and cut red tape so that nonprofits can keep doing the important work with which we've entrusted them.
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This growth and data from the Heritage Foundation's "Red Tape Rising" report show the growing burden imposed by regulation on steroids.
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Now inflation has largely been tamed, most central banks are islands of excellence and many ministers boast of cutting red tape.
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Red tape for permanent residency would be cut there would be a two-year grace period to avoid "cliff edge" misfortunes.
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Some pro-Brexit campaigners say the City of London financial district would be free of EU red tape outside the bloc.
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But first came months of red tape Trans people fighting for gender affirming care face long waits and repeated insurance denials.
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"It's more psychological" than practical, Ms. Sucic said, an instinct born of worries about being tripped up by incomprehensible red tape.
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Legislation under consideration in Congress, the Counter Terrorism and Illicit Finance Act, risks tying entrepreneurs' hands with even more red tape.
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A spokeswoman for the Spanish Wind Energy Association (AEE) said the main reason for project delays was red tape, not activists.
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Since navigating the legal red tape is so complicated, we recommended conducting thorough research with an experienced lawyer before moving forward.
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S. affairs, tells Champagne his clients' biggest complaint is red tape that makes it hard to transfer specialists across the border.
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In other words, company stocks are valued too richly, and there's too much government red tape to make it all worthwhile.
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He called on the government to cut red tape for builders and on local authorities to provide more land for construction.
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All of this red tape must be navigated before Logan can begin updating a dam that's been around for 28503 years.
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That will invariably increase regulatory red tape and complicate disputes, creating work for law firms with large trade practices, like Steptoe.
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He said the government is cutting back on regulatory red tape and that changes to the tax code must be permanent.
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The America SAFE Act's red tape would effectively sever even this meager lifeline while doing absolutely nothing to improve our security.
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In her speech Thursday, she said she would reduce red tape facing small businesses as they try to pay their taxes.
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In other words, the thicket of red tape often hampering American businesses is sprouting faster than those businesses can keep up.
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He said that for him, there was no issue with any red tape, but for owners, there could be tax considerations.
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"It does bring in a bunch of people, but you still have to go through bureaucracy and red tape," he said.
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In an effort to reduce red tape, one of his campaign promises was to fuse together the Agriculture and Environment Ministry.
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There were hurdles, however, including red tape from Kenyan customs officials and a $10,000 price tag for a 10-day course.
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He has succeeded in cutting back the red tape afflicting India's businesses and foreign investors, streamlining regulations and tackling tax evasion.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Red tape is holding up medical and other emergency supplies needed to help tackle the coronavirus crisis, airlines warn.
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He also called for a commitment "right now, this year" to eliminate red tape and delays in building critically needed housing.
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It is time for the Obama administration to pass the torch and to cease forcing burdensome red tape on job creators.
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Policymakers are now trying to help drive growth by cutting red tape for companies and investors, though not for big banks.
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Red tape related to tax, shipping and payments proved too much hassle for foreign behemoths to bother with, says Mr Summers.
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Unfortunately, red tape and outdated regulations still get in the way of parents looking to exploit these plans for their children.
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Barack Obama's health reform imposed red tape, such as a switch to electronic medical records, that some smaller hospitals found onerous.
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Reduce local barriers through national leadership Red tape at the local level is often the killjoy that deflates an excited entrepreneur.
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For many, it is not their first Christmas in limbo as the their appeals languish in a sea of red tape.
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Otherwise, freeing American insurers of red tape at home may only mean they are tied up with more of it overseas.
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The result: more red tape that means even more families will lose SNAP supports that have proven health and economic benefits.
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We've waded through miles of red tape to address dangerous engineering oversights in power windows and gearshifts that cause preventable deaths.
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Family members, friends and neighbors, desperate to access treatment, find themselves put on yearlong waiting lists buried in bureaucratic red tape.
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They argue the VA has the authority to allow rigorous clinical trials but is using bureaucratic red tape as an excuse.
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There was some red tape, missed deadlines on the part of various people, and repeated conflict between the festival and the county.
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Investors were apparently betting that Trump's campaign pledges to cut corporate taxes and eliminate red tape would be good for corporate profits.
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Of course, vehicle manufacturers have a long history of fighting regulations, but a new study suggests tech executives also hate red tape.
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Red tape for permanent residency would be cut and there would be a two-year grace period to avoid "cliff edge" mishaps.
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Cryptocurrency was invented by people who didn't much like regulators, but red tape can still bind the technology that enables it, blockchains.
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To stimulate investment, we see an immediate deduction for capital spending and a dramatic pullback in government bureaucracy, red tape, and regulation.
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Proponents argue that a business-minded outsider can come in and quickly hack through red tape to reduce wasteful spending and mismanagement.
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The head of regulatory policy at the Fed is a key post considering the administration's desire to cut red tape on banks.
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I didn't want to deal with more paperworkIf there's one thing I can't stand about adult life, it's all the red tape.
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Even free-market Republican conservatives, normally wary of government red tape, said regulation could be needed if cryptocurrencies threaten the U.S. economy.
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Some favour a serious effort to remove the red tape and occupational-licensing schemes that strangle small businesses and deter new entrants.
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The business manager has shown energy and drive in trying to cut through red tape holding up infrastructure projects worth some $19bn.
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Red tape frustrates builders and entrepreneurs; on average it takes 22024 days to start a business in Britain but 20153 in Germany.
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The agreement could increase U.S. exports by 20 percent, while cutting tariffs and red tape, Abney said in a "Squawk Box" interview.
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Because they rank countries against each other, they have been both unusually influential, spurring governments to cut red tape, and unusually controversial.
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For most users, on the other hand, it's something that will take a bit of the red tape out of an upgrade.
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Rather than wrap the drone industry in red tape, the security forces need to take on the rogue operators directly (see article).
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But the company has said that it doesn't want to become a payment processor, since that imposes a lot of red tape.
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The most popular location for new outposts is Singapore, whose government has greatly relaxed red tape in order to attract more FOs.
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And since governments cannot dictate the bank's methodological tweaks, their best bet for improving their rank is still to cut red tape.
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Red tape, suspected cartels among materials suppliers and the high fees extracted by closed-shop Irish professionals could be partly to blame.
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Now, it's not often you find a former aide to Presidents George W. Bush and George H.W. Bush praising California red tape.
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But city business groups such as the Partnership for New York City say, collectively, the measures entangle entrepreneurs in needless red tape.
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The government argues that France needs to cut red tape and some of the more cumbersome regulations that deter employers from hiring.
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China's cross-border e-commerce market has lured in domestic shoppers with lower tax rates than conventional imports and less red tape.
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In the past many investors have largely shunned Croatia due to red tape, high taxes, frequently changing regulations and a slow judiciary.
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The commission also proposes to cut red tape imposed by national watchdogs on mutual and alternative investment funds from other EU states.
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"You can either put up red tape or roll out the red carpet," Bill Peduto, the mayor of Pittsburgh, said in September.
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In part it simply wants to skirt the red tape that comes from accepting deposits, along with the government guarantee they attract.
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So far the Jokowi government has rolled out a series of stimulus packages, cutting red tape, and pushing through new infrastructure projects.
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Foreign investors have long complained about bureaucratic red tape and other hurdles to investment in Algeria, a nation of 20193 million people.
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It takes determination to persist, and some people here lack the capacity, patience, or resources to successfully navigate all the red tape.
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We've seen similar rants from other unregulated companies as they run headlong into the red tape and inertia inherent to the establishment.
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Actions that confirm the climate orthodoxy are contrary to the Trump objectives of restoring robust economic growth and cutting regulatory red tape.
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America's broken and backwards tax policies and mountains of red tape are handcuffing the economy and discouraging much need job-creating investments.
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Privatizations have been a major part of Greece's three international bailouts since 2010, but political resistance and red tape have hurt revenues.
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In France the EU is accused of being "ultra-liberal" (even as Britons condemn it for tying them up in red tape).
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Copious red-tape and poor infrastructure put India 130th out of 189 countries in the World Bank's "Ease of doing business" rankings.
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Red tape can make property several times more expensive than it need be, forcing potential migrants to stay where rents are cheap.
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Harnessing agencies' inclination to make new rules, and turning some of that energy towards cutting red tape, is an idea with merit.
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The government of Nicolas Sarkozy was the first to talk up innovation and take steps to reduce red tape for small companies.
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"Why should regulators hamper job creators with unnecessary red tape in these areas that are already on track for compliance?" asked Rep.
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The ACA and the HITECH Act have hamstrung doctors already drowning in stifling red tape with complicated new mandates, regulations, and bureaucracy.
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It is working with local banks to facilitate financing and help developers increase the supply of affordable units by reducing red tape.
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If your dreams are still tangled in red tape, might I suggest sleeping with a pair of ceremonial scissors under your pillow?
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Beyond the additional red tape, the administration has also reassigned key personnel at the State Department's Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration.
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Ironically enough, the red tape still surrounding cannabis has pushed it into family neighborhoods, at least for the sake of my class.
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He has pressed the pharmaceutical companies to ramp up vaccine and therapy trials and has reduced red tape to clear their path.
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As a figure with a no-nonsense reputation for cutting through red tape while in office, he remains popular with progressive Indonesians.
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Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas, railed on the Senate floor on Thursday about the "bureaucratic red tape" delaying funds for Texas.
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There are many others who have dreams of starting their own shops but are impeded by red tape and lack of capital.
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I went in expecting the horror stories of hellish voting places with long lines, endless red tape, and disqualifying rules and regulations.
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Borrowing money for school might seem straightforward, but repayment plans come with rules and red tape that can be difficult to navigate.
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With metronomic efficiency, she checks documents and unspools red tape before returning to her drab apartment and beloved cat — her sole companion.
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"You can either put up red tape or roll out the red carpet," Bill Peduto, the mayor of Pittsburgh, said in September.
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As concerned investors wait for some kind of resolution to the relentlessly red tape, Cramer argued that the market's downturn made sense.
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Still, business people say there is much more that could be done to encourage more investment, including reducing Egypt's notorious red tape.
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Cutting back regulation was a central theme of President Trump's campaign, and his administration has been assembling teams to cut red tape.
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Stunned by what he saw on the ground, and declaring that "red tape be cut," Mr. Johnson personally oversaw the recovery operation.
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The government also needs to streamline procedures and eliminate excessive red tape, including for companies seeking administrative approval for investments, Li said.
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Amid red tape, harassment, shortages of nearly everything, and the chronic lack of hard currency, few plants were operating at full capacity.
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The U.S. prides itself on being a more business friendly environment — allowing for American innovation to thrive without too much red tape.
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Public-housing construction has slowed, and rents are rising fast, because red tape makes it so hard to build in many cities.
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The job of the Rogers-Paese axis is to turn Mr Trump's anti-red tape rhetoric into blows against the Volcker rule.
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Instead, businesses have applauded Trump's efforts to slash scores of federal regulations, and have cited key benefits from removing the red tape.
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Business folk tuned in to the two-hour presentation expecting less red tape, fewer tariffs, more incentives for investment and lower taxes.
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He has promised to eliminate red tape and to cut taxes by $3bn, which may clash with his plans to shrink the deficit.
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Workshops and lectures sought to help individuals with issues like navigating the governmental red tape to get the subsidies and support they deserve.
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What's derided as "red tape" are critical procedures designed to ensure that the state exercises its sovereign powers in a responsible, accountable fashion.
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But development in the mining sector has so far been slowed by a lack of infrastructure and by heavy red tape, observers say.
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The red tape is stickiest in poorer countries; in sub-Saharan Africa exporters must endure nearly 200 hours of inspections, regulations and paperwork.
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Much of the red tape that hurts a country's rank is wrapped and tied not by the central government, but by local officials.
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Not only would the Administrative Law Judge process be potentially damaging to Sinclair's reputation, but it would be a mess of red tape.
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Mr Sisi needs to move beyond fiscal reforms by cutting red tape, removing barriers to trade, and pushing the army out of business.
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MLS lobbied successfully against the Cosmos' stadium, and it continues to be held up in state red tape, much to the Cosmos' anger.
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Dodd-Frank red-tape costs have held back lending to such an extent that business start-ups have practically come to a halt.
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White-and-red tape is strung across a sandy pathway through Park Monceau after a lightning stike, in Paris, Saturday, May 28, 2016.
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Taking a cue from President Donald Trump's interest in cutting red tape, Ohlhausen said that she would push to streamline agency information requests.
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The White House is right to complain about America's overlapping and competing agencies, which spun too much red tape under President Barack Obama.
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More young people leaving the country because it's impossible to open even an espresso stand due to red tape and absurdly high taxes.
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"I heard firsthand accounts from our Border Patrol agents that environmental red tape is hindering their ability to secure the border," Utah Rep.
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Mr Erdogan could mess with Istanbul's funding, tie Mr Imamoglu up in red tape or even find some legal pretext to prosecute him.
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The regulatory review by Ross, due for release as soon as this month, is one of several parallel efforts to slash red tape.
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Gossip items and rumors about red tape, delayed tickets, and internet firewalls began plaguing the show days before it was supposed to happen.
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Croatia has for years been largely shunned by investors who complained about too much red tape, high taxation pressure and unstable regulatory framework.
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Mr Newsom has also asked his team to examine the licensing requirements for various occupations, so that California can reduce bureaucratic red tape.
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Carr said the government has already cut a "couple billion dollars in red tape," particularly on the infrastructure side, to help providers along.
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And yet she was denied an official victory because of some blustery, bean-counting officials enforcing some straight-up sexist, red-tape rules.
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He was shooting Help Desk - Random Acts of Administration, a humorous series that visualizes the red tape for which the country is notorious.
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His diaries—quirky, digressive, indiscreet—chronicle his attempts to build cultural relations in a police state filled with fear, corruption and red tape.
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Some suspect that their reluctance, ostensibly due to concerns about red tape, has more to do with giving America's financial centres an edge.
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He and other Republicans argue the CFPB only layers red tape and costly regulations on a lending industry that is already sufficiently supervised.
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Maybe it was easier to cut through that red tape in 2006 – or maybe the team behind "Diwali" actually cared enough to bother.
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The pact allows U.S. insurers and reinsurers to "cut red tape for their cross-border operations," USTR Robert Lighthizer said in the statement.
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Instead, there's a requirement that they kowtow to his ego, even if the recovery work is hitting wall after wall of red tape.
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In contrast governments are centralized, fraught with red-tape and lack the speed, aggression and energy that a devolved approach to communications requires.
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You can envision an economy suffocating under a web of red tape as large and small businesses face another year of new requirements.
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The actions, aimed at improving productivity, include the long-awaited restructuring of state-owned enterprises (SOEs), cutting red tape and strengthening financial regulation.
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The plodding inefficiency and red tape of public bureaucracies has become an unaffordable drag on the region and a source of growing frustration.
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Republicans have long been opposed to the Obama-era law and say that it stifles business growth by drowning banks in red tape.
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Burdensome regulations from the EPA and every other federal agency just stop businesses in their tracks with forms, red tape, delays and cost.
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It would involve a serious effort to remove the red tape and occupational-licensing schemes that strangle small businesses and deter new entrants.
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Lastly, some pro-Brexit farmers take heart from the Leave campaign's promises to cut red tape and maintain or even increase farm subsidies.
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Along with tighter budgets, red tape delays the start of roads, aqueducts, schools, power lines and clinics promised to millions living without infrastructure.
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The Recreation Not Red Tape Act, shorthanded by its sponsors as RNR, is one legislative effort that has been bipartisan from the beginning.
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There are many more moving parts and much more red tape involved when you're building a temporary race track in an urban environment.
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And seniors might be required to get pre-approval for some prescriptions in order to get them covered, adding red tape for patients.
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We applaud efforts underway in Congress – including the Ways and Means Committee's efforts to address and cut red tape in the Medicare program.
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From tax cuts to regulatory relief, the White House has waged war on red tape to keep profits high and markets at ease.
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Popular lemonade brand CountryTime last year pledged to help kids cover the costs of city permits if they ran into government red tape.
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Similarly, they must be willing to tackle bureaucracy and cut through red tape in order to address the changing needs of their membership.
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Popular lemonade brand CountryTime last year pledged to help kids cover the costs of city permits if they ran into government red tape.
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These new rules came into effect in July, creating more red tape for issuers with debt listed on exchanges in Ireland and Luxembourg.
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Some industry experts say Italy is sitting on some of the biggest reserves in Europe, but red tape has scuppered exploration for years.
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One new friend, Alberto Juantorena, a Cuban gold medal winner in track at the 1976 Olympics, helped him navigate the government's red tape.
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For example, reducing the red tape for approving food trucks that serve meals containing fresh fruits and vegetables could promote healthier, convenient eating.
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The scheme offers a bunch of benefits to aspiring entrepreneurs and streamlines usual red tape associated with setting up then managing a business.
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Since launching her campaign, she has committed herself to cutting red tape, improving access to capital, tapping new markets, and providing tax relief.
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Her campaign is focused on fighting corporate monopolies and dirty money, protecting the environment and cutting red tape for small businesses and farms.
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May, which would let the Netherlands and other European countries keep moving goods across borders with only slightly more red tape than now.
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We are relaxing red tape to allow non-traditional manufacturers to produce much-needed supplies such as personal protective equipment and ventilator parts.
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Among the changes: Streamlined deployment of doctors, fewer time-consuming inspections and less red tape around how hospitals run operations during a crisis.
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Recently, the three cities along the West Florissant Avenue corridor — Ferguson, Dellwood, and Jennings — pledged to standardize zoning codes and reduce red tape.
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Groups like Samaritan's Purse, with their own aircraft or logistics chains, said they had not encountered issues with coordination or government red tape.
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He added that the administration has cut red tape and set the global standard in protecting the American people under President Trumps leadership.
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After all, nobody wants to deal with a mountain of new red tape, substantially higher monthly premiums, or new obligations to the IRS.
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It's time to cut the red tape and get rid of the excess rules, regulations, and carve-outs in our current tax code.
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"The president is rethinking red tape and addressing our regulatory burden, helping us to create American jobs and grow our economy," Timmons said.
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Such calls can shortcut bureaucratic red tape, particularly if the evidence is held, as in this case, by national security or justice officials.
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"After weeks and weeks of calling hospitals and trying to find these kids, it became impossible because of red tape," Rossi told CNN.
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Those who do have partial (or, rarely, full) coverage find they have to navigate a lot of bureaucratic red tape to access it.
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Markey won't be successful but his effort to transform the regulation slicing CRA into a roll of red tape should be sharply condemned.
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The city will also have its own financial regulator, part of an effort to reduce red tape and bureaucracy faced by foreign investors.
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Levin's bill "would leave companies, especially small businesses, with additional costly and confusing layers of bureaucratic red tape," Condos wrote in an Aug.
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A messy departure would result in new tariffs, red tape and other barriers to trade that would be hugely damaging to many companies.
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Mr. Rayhill speculated that the building has defied destruction because selling off the structure in its entirety would generate too much red tape.
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They cast it as a duplicative regulation that usurps state rights and slows down the distribution of natural gas through excessive red tape.
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Instead, they target late-term abortions, or wrap abortion providers in red tape, or regulate the provision of drugs that induce medical abortions.
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His administration has taken important steps to reduce poverty and improve growth, although Indonesia's economy still struggles with monopolies, graft and red tape.
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However, the program is plagued with bureaucratic red tape and is currently only utilizing 1003 percent of the funding allocated for capital improvements.
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Though international adoption laws were still in development, Grammer managed to maneuver through bureaucratic red tape, approaching German officials as a private agency.
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USMCA seeks to grow that number by cutting red tape and streamlining customs procedures to allow American companies greater access to foreign markets.
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Trump, like Buchanan, Lee, and other populist conservatives, believes in tax cuts, aggressive exploitation of energy resources, and cutting bureaucracy and red tape.
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The added red tape on US travel to Europe come as American relations have chilled with the continent under President Donald Trump's administration.
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His first impression upon his return was a company that had grown too quickly and was burdened by its own self-inflicted red tape.
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But one of their goals is to help people get around and navigate through bureaucracy and figure out how to get through red tape.
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The event splices together research scientists far more accustomed to red tape than red carpets with tech's deepest-pocketed and most idealistic upper echelons.
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Republican lawmakers argue that the agency wields too much unchecked power, adding that it burdens banks and credit card companies with unnecessary red tape.
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In the chaotic days and weeks after release, red tape can mean the difference between joining Medicaid or remaining cut off from community caregivers.
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Mr Moreno probably won in part because voters preferred his promises of expanded welfare to Mr Lasso's offer to cut taxes and red tape.
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But the euphoria mostly reflects the finance industry's excitement at one of the more achievable of Mr Trump's campaign promises: to cut red tape.
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If we cut red tape and liberalize the internal market for services, goods, capital and people, then all of Europe will be better off.
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DOT tells CNN it will continue to develop stricter regulations for the natural gas industry but government red tape makes it a slow process.
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White-and-red tape was strung around the area and whistle-blowing wardens ushered weekend joggers out of the park, which was swiftly closed.
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Economists fear that, without further reforms to cut red tape and speed up its courts systems, the Greek economy will struggle to take off.
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But lawyers who help employers apply for the visas say the agency is rejecting legitimate applications and tying up requests in bureaucratic red tape.
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Publicly, its leftist-led government backs investment but investors often complain of hurdles such as excessive red tape and labor union and political resistance.
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That means states and the federal government will face a slog of litigation and red tape as they try to bring fire risks down.
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In Mr Xi's second term, with his allies further empowered, Mr Li seems to have been reduced to prime minister for cutting red tape.
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He pledged to cut the "dense thicket of rules, regulations and red tape" that project developers face as part of his forthcoming infrastructure plan.
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Widodo also promised to open up investment opportunities in a country where red tape and vested interests remain a potent force discouraging foreign capital.
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But heavy red tape, lack of transparency and a high tax on foreign companies' profits have put off investors for the past several years.
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But potential foreign investors complain about Algeria's unfriendly business environment citing bureaucracy, arcane banking, red tape and corruption as the main hurdles to investing.
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The board's registration-based listing procedure will reduce regulatory red tape and allow start-ups that have yet to turn a profit to list.
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Backers of Brexit say it presents an opportunity to ditch EU red tape and promote the competitiveness of London as a global financial centre.
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Finland is offering free money to some citizens as part of an experiment aimed at cutting government red tape, reducing poverty and boosting employment.
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The board's registration-based listing procedure will cut regulatory red tape and allow listings by start-ups that have yet to turn a profit.
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Domestic and foreign companies operating in China complain of unfair treatment when it comes to market access, burdensome red tape and weak law enforcement.
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Orthodox economics suggests plenty of ways to nurture productivity growth—and, with luck, wages—such as boosting support for research and cutting red tape.
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At a time when more businesses are failing than successfully starting up, there are many kinds of red tape that ought to be reevaluated.
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Borrowers generally understand the terms of their loan agreement, and they can obtain much-needed credit efficiently without being slowed by government red tape.
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Lack of red tape and a less developed financial system have apparently allowed mainland China to leapfrog the developed world into embracing mobile payments.
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Hulot denied that President Emmanuel Macron's plans to reduce red tape in the building industry would lead to lowering insulation requirements for new buildings.
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Duggins was only able to get through the "trust, safety, money" red tape when Jennifer Garner began filming 2004's 13 Going On 30.
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But then we learned in 2013 that the IRS was wrongly targeting conservative and Tea Party groups with audits and other bureaucratic red tape.
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A trade lawyer's delight, the approach is a curious one for an administration that purports to pride itself on the cutting of red tape.
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The solution is not more handouts from politicians who cannot even balance the budget, or more red tape that makes hiring workers more expensive.
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Slicing through the red tape of Italian bureaucracy and national monument protection to allow 600 guests a seven-minute spectacle couldn't have been easy.
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To date it has brought in just 22.8 billion, and government critics say excessive red-tape is a major reason for the dismal performance.
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Supporters of the change say it would eliminate red tape and speed up a process that ends up being decided by the courts anyway.
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"It's proof that when government and industry partner, we can innovate, cut through red tape, and use technology to tackle emerging risks," he continued.
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Our soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines have sacrificed mightily, and they deserve robust education opportunities unimpeded by unnecessary financial hardship or bureaucratic red tape.
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"Reducing red tape like this is exactly the kind of thinking we need to see from all stakeholders," Braeburn CEO Behshad Sheldon told Reuters.
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More broadly, Mr. Li said he would free up private businesses, cut red tape and overhead and create new opportunities for investment and employment.
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I was no stranger to red tape, but I was unprepared for the blur of Orwellian admonitions and Carrollian logic that govern the place.
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Vietnam and Thailand are emerging as preferred destinations, but they still face capacity constraints ranging from red-tape to skilled labor and limited infrastructure.
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But there is a sea of red-tape that has to be accomplished before the new gear is used, making it available in 2019.
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Rather than employing people to engage in lucrative trading, banks are now employing people to deal with an avalanche of red tape from regulators.
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As entrepreneurs we may differ in our professional interests, but we are bound by some common goals: First off, we want less red tape.
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The negatives include hefty income taxes, among the highest in the OECD group of developed countries, bureaucratic red tape and world record traffic jams.
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Once again, he rails against the constraints of an increasingly depersonalized British health care system, which mummifies its doctors in spools of red tape.
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Dr. Shulkin said that the tangle of red tape surrounding Schedule 1 drug studies should no longer be an excuse not to conduct them.
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President Donald Trump has pledged to "slash red tape like nobody has even done it before" to accelerate the development of a coronavirus vaccine.
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And thus, 11 days after exposure, I came within reach of a critical test -- until red tape barred a willing physician from administering it.
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When it comes to red tape, India "certainly seems to be heading in the right direction," said Amit Bansal, Corning's managing director for India.
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In each case, he went through the motions of acquiescing to the White House — and then buried the plans in Defense Department red tape.
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The amount of red tape in India remains stultifying, and many parts of the country's manufacturing sector, such as textiles, have suffered widespread layoffs.
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The Trump administration has increased the red tape in applying for H-1B visas for highly skilled workers and has denied petitions more often.
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He's trying to demonstrate that he's a hands-on leader singularly focused on combatting the novel coronavirus and eager to cut through red tape.
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Jansa told parliament his government will work toward cutting red tape, improving infrastructure and decentralizing the country by locating new institutions outside the capital.
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A thicket of red tape and regulations have made it difficult for volcanologists to build monitoring stations along Mount Hood and other active volcanoes.
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What makes it difficult is that each piece of bureaucratic red tape has its defender because it enables some official to extract a bribe.
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Jansa told a news conference that his government will focus on improving the inefficient national health system, cutting red tape and decentralising the country.
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Yet its founder, Abdulkadir Adan, said two of its new ambulances have been stuck at Mogadishu's port for six months because of red tape.
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Talking points that emerged from the Trump camp on Friday said the president-elect would "cut the red tape" that blocked key energy projects.
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"Seventy percent of the island is covered with craggy peaks, but until recently, red tape made hiking permits tough to come by," Navarro wrote.
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Working in this way takes away a lot of the red tape that you'd have to machete your way through in the studio system.
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Navigating the red tape of medical costs and subsequent calls from debt collectors has been an irritating side effect of that ordeal, Burns said.
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The bill also encourages savings by removing the red tape associated with "auto enrollment" features, allowing employers to automatically increase employee contributions to plans.
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This imbalance creates three major problems that could quickly be transformed into opportunities if U.S. negotiators prioritize cutting customs red tape in NAFTA talks.
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Second, the imbalance creates a fractured system of red-tape and regulations that puts the entire North American free-trade bloc at a disadvantage.
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These laws can result in a state-sponsored discrimination against certain classes of people who struggle to comply with the mountains of red tape.
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Business for Britain highlighted in its report in June last year that the sheer volume of red tape that affects the UK costs billions.
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The other requests a report from the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection about ways to cut red tape in reducing fire risks.
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Scientists have been scrambling to cut through red tape to get their new GE technologies approved and improve the genetic diversity of bioengineered crops.
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Trump drew red tape around those programs, as well as Medicaid, on the campaign trail in 2015 because they are extremely popular federal programs.
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There remain major challenges for the nation to resolve when it comes to tax reform, international competitiveness, cutting red tape and securing energy supply.
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Absolutely. Would there be a lot of red tape to cut through before the city would grant permits, and the restaurant would open in October?
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Disputes over his nationality resulted in seemingly endless governmental red tape, and the situation was made more complicated by Nasseri's repeated refusal of citizenship offers.
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A major issue for banks is "passporting", which allows for financial firms to serve the EU from a single base, cutting costs and red tape.
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The Late Show is broadcast on CBS, a corporate sibling of Showtime, which likely cleared away a lot of the red tape on the collaboration.
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He said it would create too much red tape and expose the non-OPEC members of the alliance to potential sanctions from the U.S. government.
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Now, the board's registration-based listing procedure cuts the regulatory red tape and allows start-ups that have yet to turn a profit to list.
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And moreover, they offer companies the capital they need, when they need it, without the red tape and restrictions businesses are so often saddled with.
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"If done hastily, this policy could add a whole lot of new red tape to their plates," CFIB President Dan Kelly said in a statement.
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Red-tape and bureaucratic infighting between federal and state regulators has resulted in dozens of hydropower relicensing proceedings dragging on for well over a decade.
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Oreskovic said the reforms would include measures to cut red tape and reduce non-tax fees on businesses, and more transparent and efficient public administration.
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Fear of red tape is one reason (although the decline predates the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, which tightened disclosure rules and which bosses hate).
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The bill also creates an expedited permitting procedure to slash bureaucratic red-tape and open Puerto Rico's inefficient energy sector to private investment and revitalization.
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Mr Trump has chided Barack Obama's administration for trying to "kill the coal industry" and tying up oil-and-gas companies with environmental red tape.
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The call to cut red tape is now an emotive rallying cry for Republicans—more so, in the hearts of many congressmen, than slashing deficits.
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Facebook could — assuming they cut through a ton of red tape — bring its connectivity drones to states like Colorado, Montana and South and North Dakota.
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According to Filippone, Medicare footed most of the costs, but Gazella was cutting through red tape to get the VA to cover what was left.
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Its bureaucrats are also keen on other barriers to trade, from obscure rules on packaging to prohibitive red-tape on the import of dairy products.
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To evaluate submissions, the MTA is eschewing the normal bureaucratic red tape and convening a panel of experts and specialists to pick the winning companies.
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The benefits for business of Mr Trump are clear, then: less tax and red tape, potential trade gains and a 6-8% uplift in earnings.
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But Sela Pepper, a four-year-old firm, initially encountered not encouragement but red tape as it tried to build Cambodia's only pepper-processing plant.
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To avoid red tape, the Institute is trying out a new method for reviewing and commenting on the guidelines that isn't quite so official: GitHub.
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"There are many cases, like ours, where investors have been for years struggling with red tape, frequent changes of regulations and legal uncertainty," he said.
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They say that lower charges and less red tape allow Spanish and Italian vineyards to sell their product at a cheaper price than French winemakers.
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Passporting is the ability under EU rules for any financial firm to serve the whole region from a single base, cutting costs and red tape.
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Their economic priority is now to boost growth by cutting taxes and red-tape, which they blame for the slow recovery from the financial crisis.
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However, he added that he had put many questions to Britain, asking whether the proposals were workable and if they would create more red tape.
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Andreas Sustiono, a 48-year old from a town near Jakarta, who was attending the rally, said it was exhausting dealing with Indonesia's red tape.
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Here's hoping bureaucracy, red tape, and pesky things like neighborhood input and impact studies, don't get in the way of the quest to end traffic.
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They view tech as fast-moving, inventive and needing to be free of bureaucracy — while government is staid, stodgy and constrained by restrictive red tape.
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Many months of documents and red tape followed and, in between, the couple made a dozen trips to the African nation over the past year.
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What's stopping you from hitting the road—is there bureaucratic red tape, or is it just the classic time/money issue that faces every band?
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Republicans argue that this progress is the result of tax reform and the reduction of red tape that has occurred during the last two years.
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Clinton represents a system that's "all corrupt," a tradition of broken promises, red tape and bureaucracy that can only be moved by people with money.
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So, once the ERA gets one more state's blessing, there may be more legislative red tape to get through before it reaches official amendment status.
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"What is concerning about the Voter ID requirements is the red tape and waste created," state Senate Minority Leader Dan Blue (D) said on Twitter.
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Perhaps it's easier to just pay up rather than fight through all the red tape and get it up there as an official NASA partner.
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It cuts Medicaid by imposing arbitrary, draconian caps on care and forces burdensome work requirements on Americans who need health care, not more red tape.
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The National Federation of Independent Businesses' monthly optimism index has tracked the greatly reduced headwind from excessive taxes and red tape since the Trump election.
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Supporters of the bill say the federal government needs to cut through the bureaucratic red tape of the Food and Drug Administration's (FDA) approval process.
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The red tape-laden process of working within the government is the opposite of the move fast and break things mindset that Silicon Valley adores.
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Mr. Groth credits the cartoonist's widow, Jeannie Schulz, for cutting through the red tape involved with securing the publication rights to make the series possible.
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On the market fragmentation issue, the EC is considering whether to establish a common European certification framework for ICT security products to reduce red tape.
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While rejecting calls for consumption-oriented fiscal stimulus, Altmaier said Berlin should now focus on supporting companies by cutting red tape and lowering corporate levies.
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President Trump entered office pledging to cut red tape, and within weeks, he ordered his administration to assemble teams to aggressively scale back government regulations.
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She's been going to Genesys for so many years, and she suddenly had to find a new doctor and deal an insurance, red-tape nightmare.
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In February, Mr. Trump ordered major federal agencies to set up the deregulation teams, to fulfill a campaign promise to cut red tape for businesses.
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An entrepreneurial, mercantile ethos runs deep in Iraqi society — but it is suppressed by the public sector, dependency on oil, red tape and patronage networks.
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Legislative and regulatory actions to cut red tape and encourage competition are starting to bear fruits, contributing to efforts to establish more secure economic footing.
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The proposals are included in so-called "omnibus" bills that President Joko Widodo has prioritized in his efforts to cut red tape and create jobs.
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Additionally, the FCC has been trying to tear down regulatory red tape so that these companies can actually build out the infrastructure of the networks.
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Promising to cut "red tape," business-friendly politicians evidently judged that cost concerns outweighed the risks of allowing flammable materials to be used in facades.
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The European Union we have right now is very skilled at over-regulating the internal market and especially tying up small businesses in red tape.
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All too often these families are forced to spend hours and hours navigating bureaucratic red tape, rather than focusing on caring for their loved one.
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If the FDA's red tape strangles the development of new technologies, then the eradication of tobacco use—among LGBT individuals and others—grows more unlikely.
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One of the biggest problems partners of USAID face is the red tape and bureaucracy that slow down our ability to implement effective, nimble programs.
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The rarely used CRA is a tool Republicans have to fight back against red tape, but it requires the president's signature to do so. Rep.
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Regulatory rollbacks could harm workplace safety Trump's infrastructure plan aims to curtail regulations, supposedly reducing the amount of red tape that infrastructure industries must navigate.
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Still, while the security situation may have improved, many investors are wary of deep-seated corruption and a dense web of red tape and bureaucracy.
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The partnership has the potential to further entrench the bank with its customers by providing another payment option that bypasses red tape and trims costs.
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And where red tape denies opportunity, as is the case with excessive licensing, the values of liberty and fairness can still unite us as Americans.
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"Seismic research is vital to unlocking energy potential off our coasts, and federal red tape is standing in the way," he said in a statement.
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When we turn complex inter-agency interactions into face-to-face communications, we get more people into more homes quicker and with less red tape.
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The former Federal Reserve chairman Paul Volcker, who helped write the rule, is sympathetic to the banks' desire to unwind some of the red tape.
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But sadly, the DOJ and DEA are playing politics with science and lives, and instead big government inertia and red tape are blocking critical research.
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Before Gabriel Braga designed an app that would cut through the red tape of renting property in Brazil, he emailed his closest friends for their thoughts.
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Held back by red tape, infrastructure constraints and difficult contract terms, Iraq is now targetting a more modest 5.5 million to 6 million bpd by 2020.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China should reduce red tape to ensure the development of a healthy economy, the official Xinhua news agency reported Premier Li Keqiang as saying.
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Today, kill buyers take their product across the borders to meat-processing plants in Mexico and Canada to get around domestic red tape and statewide bans.
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Ending the deal would be a blow to those workers and could create new costs and red tape for the businesses that want to hire them.
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"It has been quite positive under this administration," Thomas Brostrom said, pointing to efforts to remove red tape around environmental approvals and new auctions for acreage.
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Red tape at the state and city level is a significant obstacle to companies looking to lay fiber, put up new wireless hardware and so on.
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The business ministry says its cuts to red tape since 2010 have so far saved businesses 10 billion pounds, something it wants to repeat by 2020.
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Nevertheless small businesses often fear that coming out of the shadows will mean more shakedowns by corrupt officials, or being entangled in reams of red tape.
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He proposes to slim Brazil's puffed-up, ineffective and near-bankrupt state through privatisations and public-spending cuts, and to undo the country's serpentine red tape.
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First, it's low cost to start and register a business, and we make it easy to do so; you won't find much bureaucratic red tape here.
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Many believe that JNE members selectively used confusing red tape to target Guzmán and Acuña, in order to favor Keiko and powerful former president Alan García.
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Wrapping companies in regulations and systems of supervision is counterproductive; indeed the ability of incumbents to take advantage of red tape is part of the problem.
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One theory blames the states' divergence on their isolation even in the Indian domestic market, as a result of lousy infrastructure, red tape and cultural barriers.
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As the days and the red tape ticked by, Thomas Rhett flew out to join his wife for the one week he had off between shows.
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Porcell said the network, which included former officials, lawyers and members of the business class, sought bribes to cut through red tape in public infrastructure projects.
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He has promised to double economic growth in the $250 million economy by cutting corporate taxes and slashing red tape in the world's top copper producer.
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However, some potential investors are holding back due to concerns about political stability and other obstacles for foreign direct investment in Indonesia, such as red tape.
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Investors have increasingly priced in the positive story of stronger fiscal spending on infrastructure, tax cuts for corporations and a loosening of red tape on developments.
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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.
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" Industry lawyers told the paper that the potential changes "would eliminate burdensome red tape, speeding up a process that is ultimately decided by the courts anyway.
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A mere app maker, Lyft argues, doesn't have to worry about all the red tape that comes with providing accessible options for people who need them.
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They said the response to the malaria outbreak had been hamstrung by increased red tape, which slowed the distribution of preventative measures such as mosquito nets.
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Clearing out the red tape will certainly help in that regard, and the economies of those states that can achieve that goal will reflect those investments.
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Trump can take the lead in rethinking red tape, take politicized agendas out of the process and bring a more transparent, sensible, balanced approach to rulemaking.
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There are a few catches, though: Only 2300% of eligible citizens voted, and, well, there's plenty of red tape on the way to becoming a state.
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Red tape in the qualification process would be simplified, while institutions could qualify subsidiaries and managed funds without submitting a separate application for each of them.
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China will also cut red tape and provide more regulatory and tax treatment transparency for foreigners wanting to participate in domestic fixed-income and equity markets.
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The protracted legal battle over Hell Hath No Fury wasn't the first time the Clipse had to wade through a record label's jungle of red tape.
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The Levada Centre, Russia's last independent polling agency, was declared a "foreign agent", a ploy the government uses to harass organisations it dislikes with red tape.
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A services directive in 2006 cut red tape and made it easier for firms to establish operations abroad, but its scope was limited and implementation patchy.
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British cyber firms are also worried about potential barriers to trading in the future with the EU, including new red tape that could raise their costs.
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Her Democratic rival Bernie Sanders calls for worker protection against what he considers unfair trade, while Republican Ted Cruz has focused on trimming government red tape.
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Brazil has struggled in recent years to attract foreign investors, who are put off by the mounds of red tape, high taxes, political instability and corruption.
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Noting that business investment has not been strong, Wilkins said spending has been muted by uncertainty, as well as the cost of red tape and electricity.
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Part of their power lies in their efficiency: Attorneys general can act quickly, without having to navigate the bureaucracy, infighting, and red tape on Capitol Hill.
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Now, case workers, lawyers and parents are scrambling to try to find their children through the maze of government bureaucracy and red tape surrounding their cases.
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Mr. Juncker promised to cut down on red tape in Brussels, but said the European Union could not compromise on bedrock principles like freedom of movement.
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British cyber firms are also worried about potential barriers to trading in the future with the EU, including new red tape that could raise their costs.
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His government has struggled to disburse funds for roads, ports and power stations, and many critical infrastructure projects were hamstrung by bickering ministers and red tape.
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This means eliminating red tape, making the government more efficient, embracing natural policies like legalizing marijuana, and finding ways to cut military spending to cut taxes.
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This has launched a national movement among teachers from private and public schools alike who are fighting for more money, better budgets, and less red tape.
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Held back by red tape, infrastructure constraints and difficult contract terms, Iraq is now targeting a more modest 5.5 million to 6 million bpd by 2020.
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Having one set amount that every person in the country receives eliminates that snare of red tape entirely (and a lot of jobs, in the process).
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But abortion-rights advocates argue that such laws have no medical purpose and are simply aimed at creating more red tape to ultimately shut clinics down.
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Red Tape Theater, which performs in a former Lincoln Square children's shoe store and recreational space called the Ready, takes that idea to its logical extreme.
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I don't want the red tape, or the headaches, or people just telling me, 'Well, you can't have that, but you can have some of this.
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The amount of red tape, the amount of process we have to follow ... I mean, 20 percent of AliveCor, 20 percent of our [hurdles] are regulatory.
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He put forward hundreds of measures at the demand of creditors, which aimed at cutting red tape and increasing labor market flexibility, among other policy areas.
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Supporting those businesses and workers would require longer-term reforms, like getting state banks to lend more to private businesses or cutting red tape for entrepreneurs.
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Once the flawed tests were discovered and discarded, bureaucratic red tape held up the process of granting exemptions to private labs to make their own tests.
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Governors of both parties are now calling on President Donald Trump and Congress to step in with billions in federal aid and reductions in red tape.
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But in reality, they were paralyzed, stuck behind a wall of freshly stretched red tape, able only to wait on the CDC to ship more kits.
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In short: You need to go with an operator that has already cut through the red tape before navigating the waves of Cuba's more remote coastlines.
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So as part of that Red Tape Commission, we went back and audited all of the regulations facing New Jerseyans, and that was a huge task.
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In April, Shenyang opened a branch of the provincial free-trade zone, in which companies can benefit from reduced red tape, discounted land and other advantages.
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Many of these efforts are stymied by red tape and I have heard from participants that they need additional waivers and flexibility to support their efforts.
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Maine and Massachusetts have legalized both medical and recreational cannabis, but political infighting and bureaucratic red tape has delayed the process of opening up recreational dispensaries.
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Portland and the surrounding Multnomah County used such a tactic to cut red tape and relax zoning and occupancy laws so housing could be quickly built.
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One investor recounts how a friend who complained about red tape on Facebook was rung up by a senior civil servant promising to solve the problem.
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"Caucusing in Iowa with a disability: Red tape and unreturned calls," by Maggie Astor How an archaic system makes it harder for some Iowans to vote.
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Inefficiency, red tape and corruption at the local level also stymie productivity, while a lack of fertilizer reduces yield (though it keeps produce organic, by default).
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This red tape takes on many forms, ranging from detailed salary requirements to health insurance mandates to toilet construction to Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements.
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The new international airport has been beset by delays caused by red tape and technical problems such as with smoke ventilation systems, cabling and the doors.
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It is true though that an emergency declaration could do some good to reduce red tape that hinders access to effective opioid treatments if properly executed.
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But prior to this new approval, each city using federal dollars to complete those projects had to wade through layers of bureaucratic red—yes, red—tape.
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While politicians claim that reform measures would simplify the tax code, they instead add more burden, complexity, and red tape for hard working immigrants raising children.
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But he lacks a Schedule I researcher license, which is wrapped up in red tape including institutional review board approval and security of the work area.
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Montenegro, the newest NATO member, wants to join the European Union, though it must first reform the rule of law and eradicate corruption, nepotism and red tape.
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"It has to be a common sense, healthy balance of little bit of red tape but not a lot in order to keep people safe," Townsend said.
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Stricter Regulations Government officials who are skeptical of marijuana but also leery of going against public opinion can use regulation and red tape to slow commercial pot.
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But Fitzpatrick is pleased with the change and thinks Google's revised wording is an improvement, since it removes previously implied red tape for employees with clear disabilities.
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Such firms argue that they need to understand the political process and to engage in lobbying so they can extract themselves from a tangle of red tape.
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A big reason for the red tape highlighted by the World Economic Forum is that civil servants are trained to apply rules blindly rather than consider outcomes.
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With less red tape to cut through, the employees at startups not only wear multiple hats, but they operate in ways that emphasize effectiveness over all else.
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Under Brown, California has become more aggressive at cutting red tape, and his economic development agency adopted a Lean Six Sigma approach to state regulations and permitting.
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Meanwhile, Washington announced a new policy that could vastly expand armed drone sales, a day after Mr. Trump promised to slash the red tape around weapons sales.
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DISMISSAL RED-TAPE An employer will no longer be punished by labor courts if technical errors were made in dismissal forms but the dismissal is considered justified.
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Expanded road transport with less red tape would offer faster trade than by sea for large shipments of time-sensitive goods, such as smartphones or fashion items.
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Mr Le Maire is now piloting through parliament a bill, known as PACTE, designed to cut red tape and help small companies invest, grow and create jobs.
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Major gas discoveries over the past seven years brought Israel into the world of hydrocarbons, but political hurdles and red tape have stymied new developments and exploration.
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The new international airport has been beset by delays caused by red tape and technical problems, including issues with smoke ventilation systems, cabling and more recently doors.
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Industry groups have published several such papers since President Donald Trump was elected on a platform that included promises to boost economic growth by cutting red tape.
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The arguments for new and increased regulation in this space come from groups that claim the added red tape is in the name of protecting the worker.
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But potential investors have not materialized, put off by India's wobbly infrastructure, unstable power supply, bureaucratic red tape and poor planning, according to analysts and industry insiders.
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The Complete Ethereum Blockchain Mastery Bundle — $14.50 See Details The Ultimate Productivity Bundle Every day spent creating is also a fight against time, technology, and red tape.
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Macron has won plaudits from economists and business leaders by pushing through a deregulation law cutting red tape for retailers and the legal profession among other areas.
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After the collapse of communist rule in 1989, Romania passed laws to return property to the original owners but the process has been hampered by red tape.
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China premier Li Keqiang has repeatedly defended China's economic policies, pledging to cut corporate red tape, reduce corporate debt, improve financial regulation and ensure no mass layoffs.
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On Friday, anti-Maduro demonstrators gathered there from dawn, wrapping red tape emblazed with the words "danger, do not enter" around the office in a surprise protest.
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Being almost entirely privately funded, My Friend's Place avoided so much of the bureaucratic bullshit and assorted red tape that previously blocked my access to community resources.
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Several opening dates for the planned new airport have been postponed as the project faced red tape and technical problems with smoke ventilation systems, cabling and doors.
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Despite the distance between the two leaders, both favor a continuation of Peru's free-market economic policies and want to cut red tape and boost infrastructure projects.
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To facilitate business and fuel economic growth, the government would move to ease taxes and red tape, Li said, repeating commitments he has made in the past.
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Analysts say there are a host of issues undermining policy transmission in much of Asia, including red-tape, regulatory hurdles and the captive funding sources for businesses.
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