red-tape

However, India has struggled to attract long-term capital, which is key to infrastructure project financing, as bureaucratic red-tape, a shallow local bond market and faulty project designs have often thwarted overseas investors from committing money that won't promise returns in a decade.

India, Japan in Talks for $9 Billion Infrastructure Fund Abhrajit Gangopadhyay 2011

Paul finds himself staving off his kidnappers, who call to request ransom videos and impossible sums of money, while desperately trying to hunt down some assistance in a series of increasingly frustrating phone calls to his petty sister-in-law, unfeeling boss, and a red-tape addled state department.

Farihah Zaman: 2010 Fantastic Fest #2: Good Movies, Stupid Plots Farihah Zaman 2010

"Mike's red-tape issues were very, very extensive," says small-business adviser and marketing strategist Gladys Edmunds.

Small business challengers tackle legal, logistical hurdles 2010

BBC's Soutik Biswas writes that tackling corruption will "require ending many of the discretionary powers of ministers and officials, sweeping electoral reforms, cutting red-tape, streamlining subsidies, and making existing laws work to punish wrongdoers swiftly."

Jayshree Bajoria: India's Fight Against Corruption Jayshree Bajoria 2011

Yet, now that he has spent a year and a half sorting through the red-tape issues, he has a major challenge: He is running out of money.

Small business challengers tackle legal, logistical hurdles 2010

Retailers will no longer have to hand over addresses of TV buyers to TV licensing authorities due to a red-tape overhaul.

'Red-tape challenge' to liberate retailers from archaic regulations 2011

"Mike's red-tape issues were very, very extensive," says small-business adviser and marketing strategist Gladys Edmunds.

'Naysayers' prove strong for Michael Matthews, wine bar 2010

The president's red-tape reduction initiative was too timid.

Banking in a Time of Over-Regulation Frank Keating 2011

Yet, now that he has spent a year and a half sorting through the red-tape issues, he has a major challenge: He is running out of money.

'Naysayers' prove strong for Michael Matthews, wine bar 2010

BBC's Soutik Biswas writes that tackling corruption will "require ending many of the discretionary powers of ministers and officials, sweeping electoral reforms, cutting red-tape, streamlining subsidies, and making existing laws work to punish wrongdoers swiftly."

Jayshree Bajoria: India's Fight Against Corruption Jayshree Bajoria 2011