Meanings of reduce bureaucracy in English

Its roles: to reduce bureaucracy, to suggest appropriate new legislation and to investigate corruption.

The NHS needs to cut out waste and reduce bureaucracy.

Barber said Cameron's suggestion that the plans would reduce bureaucracy was "particularly laughable".

SDS set out with promises to reduce bureaucracy.

People not paper New integrated children's systems are being developed that reduce bureaucracy and time spent form-filling.

In 2014, the government scrapped or merged 92 tax payments, to reduce bureaucracy.

There has been support from both Republicans and Democrats for reorganizing the broadcasting operation to reduce bureaucracy and increase efficiency.

The airline said the EU needs to reform, to reduce bureaucracy and become more efficient for the benefit of Europe's consumers.

The President of the Irish Hospital Consultants' Association, Dr Colm Costigan, has called for radical health service reform to reduce bureaucracy.

She acknowledged how stressful the inspection process is for social workers and recommended that inspections are unannounced in order to reduce bureaucracy.

Within the cuts, Hackett said it will eliminate close to 20% of upper-level managers, a move intended to reduce bureaucracy and speed up decision making.

It's not only about money, it's also about reducing bureaucracy, Buttgereit told Reuters on the sidelines of the conference.

Among the reforms agreed are subsidy cuts, introducing Value Added Tax (VAT) and reducing bureaucracy for foreign investors.

Mr Gormley appeared before the committee yesterday to discuss measures aimed at reducing bureaucracy by fast-tracking certain types of developments.

The Democrat was expected to cast it as an effort to make the government leaner and more efficient, reducing bureaucracy for export-oriented companies.

Raul has decentralized agriculture, reduced bureaucracy and granted more land and economic freedom to the private sector, among other measures aimed at increasing output.