| In contrast, it plans to cut the amount of red tape covering those products available only to institutional and expert investors. |
| The theatre's dark today, which is just as well because the police have just cordoned off the top of Roseberry Avenue with red tape. |
| Without it, red tape will strangle plans for the Queen to unveil the memorial on the eve of the 60th anniversary of VE Day. |
| Companies generally need to pay expats more than locals and there's a lot more red tape to go through to get them in. |
| An anemic supply chain, poor infrastructure, and government red tape have kept manufacturers away for years. |
| The bureaucratic red tape and formalities that one has to go through is the source of frustration to everyone who lives here. |
