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1 Amtsschimmel
m hum. oder pej. red tape; der Amtsschimmel wiehert it’s red tape all the way; den Amtsschimmel reiten insist on (the) proper procedures, get red tape off to a fine art hum.* * *Ạmts|schim|melm (hum)officialdomden Amtsschimmel reiten — to do everything by the book
* * *Amts·schim·meldem \Amtsschimmel ein Ende bereiten to cut the red tapeden \Amtsschimmel reiten to tie everything up with red tapeden \Amtsschimmel wiehern hören to see oneself caught up in red tape* * *der; o. Pl. (scherzh.) officialism; bureaucracy* * *Amtsschimmel m hum oder pej red tape;der Amtsschimmel wiehert it’s red tape all the way;* * *der; o. Pl. (scherzh.) officialism; bureaucracy -
2 unbürokratisch
I Adj. unbureaucraticII Adv. unbureaucratically, without a lot of red tape* * *ụn|bü|ro|kra|tisch1. adjunbureaucratic2. advwithout a lot of red tape, unbureaucratically* * *un·bü·ro·kra·tisch[ˈʊnbyrokra:tɪʃ]I. adj unbureaucratic* * *1.Adjektiv unbureaucratic2.adverbial unbureaucratically; without a great deal of red tape* * *A. adj unbureaucraticB. adv unbureaucratically, without a lot of red tape* * *1.Adjektiv unbureaucratic2.adverbial unbureaucratically; without a great deal of red tape* * *adj.unbureaucratic n. adv.unbureaucratically n. -
3 Bürokratie
Bürokratie f PERS, ADMIN bureaucracy • Bürokratie abbauen 1. GEN cut red tape, streamline bureaucracy; 2. MGT, POL cut red tape, reduce bureaucracy • die Bürokratie auf Trab bringen GEN spin red tape* * *f <Person, Verwalt> bureaucracy ■ die Bürokratie auf Trab bringen < Verwalt> spin red tape* * *Bürokratie
red-tape, officialdom, bureaucracy;
• aufgeblähte Bürokratie bloated bureaucracy;
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4 Papierkrieg
m umg., pej. red tape; einen Papierkrieg führen mit be involved in an endless stream of correspondence with* * *der Papierkriegpaper warfare; red tape* * *Pa|pier|kriegm (inf)vor lauter Papíérkrieg kommen wir nicht zur Forschung — there's so much paperwork we can't get on with our research
erst nach einem langen Papíérkrieg — after going through a lot of red tape
* * *Pa·pier·kriegm (fam: Schreibtischarbeit) [tiresome] paperwork no pl, no indef art; (Korrespondenz) tiresome exchange of letters* * *der (ugs. abwertend) tedious form-filling; (Korrespondenz) tiresome exchange of letters* * *Papierkrieg m umg, pej red tape;einen Papierkrieg führen mit be involved in an endless stream of correspondence with* * *der (ugs. abwertend) tedious form-filling; (Korrespondenz) tiresome exchange of letters* * *m.paper-warfare n. -
5 Amtsschimmel
Amts·schim·mel m( fam) bureaucracy, red tape;dem \Amtsschimmel ein Ende bereiten to cut the red tape;den \Amtsschimmel reiten to tie everything up with red tape;den \Amtsschimmel wiehern hören to see oneself caught up in red tape -
6 Bürokratismus
Bürokratismus m PERS, ADMIN bureaucracy, red tape* * *m <Person, Verwalt> bureaucracy, red tape* * *Bürokratismus
red tape (tapism), red-tapedom (-tapery), bumbledom, officialism;
• Bürokratismus überwinden to overcome administrative constraints. -
7 bürokratisch
Adj.; pej. bureaucratic(ally Adv.)* * *bureaucratic* * *bü|ro|kra|tisch [byro'kraːtɪʃ] (usu pej)1. adjbureaucratic2. advbureaucratically* * *1) bureaucratic2) (annoying and unnecessary rules and regulations.) red tape* * *bü·ro·kra·tischI. adj2. (pej) bureaucratic, involving a lot of red tapeII. adv inv bureaucratically, using a lot of red tape* * *1.Adjektiv bureaucratic2.adverbial bureaucratically* * ** * *1.Adjektiv bureaucratic2.adverbial bureaucratically* * *adj.bureaucratic n. adv.bureaucratically n. -
8 Entbürokratisierung
f deregulation, cutting (the) red tape umg.* * *Ent|bü|ro|kra|ti|sie|rungf -, -enfreeing from bureaucracy, debureaucratization* * *Ent·bü·ro·kra·ti·sie·rung<->f kein pl cutting red tape* * * -
9 Verwaltungskram
m umg. paperwork; (Bürokratie) red tape* * *Ver|wạl|tungs|kram paperwork no pl, administrativia pl (hum); (= Bürokratie) red tape (inf)* * * -
10 Bürokratie
f; -, -n; pej.1. bureaucracy; (Beamte) officialdom2. (Amtsschimmel) red tape* * *die Bürokratiebureaucracy; officialdom; officialism* * *Bü|ro|kra|tie [byrokra'tiː]f -, no plbureaucracy* * *(a country having such a government which uses such officials.) bureaucracy* * *Bü·ro·kra·tie<-, -n>[byrokraˈti:, pl -ˈti:ən]f bureaucracy* * *die; Bürokratie, Bürokratien bureaucracy* * *1. bureaucracy; (Beamte) officialdom2. (Amtsschimmel) red tape* * *die; Bürokratie, Bürokratien bureaucracy* * *-n f.bureaucracy n.officialdom n.officialism n. -
11 Ministerialbürokratie
f departmental red tape ( oder bureaucracy)* * * -
12 bürokratisch
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13 Bürokratieabbau
Bürokratieabbau m MGT, POL cutting red tape, cutting of red tape, bureaucracy reduction, streamlining of the bureaucracy -
14 Papierhändler
Papierhändler
stationer;
• Papierhandlung stationer’s shop, stationery shop (store, US);
• Papierindustrie paper trade;
• Papierkosten costs of paper;
• Papierkram bumf (Br. sl.);
• Papierkrieg red tape, paper war[fare] (work);
• Papiermacher paper manufacturer;
• Papierreste litters;
• Papierrolle (Papierherstellung) web;
• Papiersack paper sack (bag);
• Papierschablone frisket;
• Papierschneidemaschine paper cutter, [paper] cutting machine;
• Papierstau (Satzmaschine) jam;
• Papierstreifen (Lochstreifen) tape;
• Papierstrom flow of paper;
• Papiertüte paper bag;
• Papiervaluta paper value (currency);
• Papierverluste durch Verkäufe in echte Verluste umwandeln to turn paper losses into actual losses;
• Papierwährung paper currency, fiduciary standard;
• Papierwährung ohne Einlösungszwang inconvertible paper currency;
• Papierwaren stationery;
• Papierwarengeschäft stationery shop (store, US);
• Papierwert book value;
• Papierwerte paper assets;
• Papierwolf shredder;
• Papierzeichen watermark;
• Papierzuführung paper feed. -
15 Bürokratismus
m; -, kein Pl.; pej. bureaucracy, bureaucratism* * *der Bürokratismusred-tapism* * *Bü|ro|kra|tịs|mus [byrokra'tɪsmʊs]m -, no plbureaucracy* * *Bü·ro·kra·tis·mus<->[byrokraˈtɪsmʊs]* * ** * *m.red tape expr. -
16 Beseitigung
Beseitigung f 1. GEN abolition, removal; 2. RW, RECHT, ADMIN, WIWI abolition, eradication; 3. UMWELT, RECHT disposal (WEEE)* * *f 1. < Geschäft> abolition, removal; 2. <Rechnung, Recht, Verwalt, Vw> abolition, eradication* * *Beseitigung
removing, removal, liquidation, abolition, cancellation;
• stufenweise Beseitigung step-by-step elimination;
• unschädliche Beseitigung (BSE) [complete] destruction;
• Beseitigung radioaktiven Abfalls disposal of radioactive waste material;
• Beseitigung der Armut eradication of poverty;
• Beseitigung steuerlicher Belastungen elimination of the tariff charges;
• Beseitigung der Buchungsunterlagen disposal of books;
• Beseitigung sozialen Elends remedy for social evils;
• Beseitigung von Elendsvierteln redemption of slums, slum clearance;
• Beseitigung bürokratischer Hindernisse removal of red tape;
• Beseitigung von Höchstpreisbestimmungen removal of price ceilings;
• Beseitigung eines Missstandes abatement of nuisance;
• Beseitigung der Ungleichgewichte elimination of disparities;
• Beseitigung von Urkunden abstraction (suppression) of documents;
• Beseitigung der Zollschranken abolition of the tariff barriers;
• Beseitigung des Zollverschlusses removal of customs seal. -
17 Paragrafendickicht
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18 Paragrafendschungel
Pa·ra·gra·fen·dschun·gelRR* * * -
19 Organisationsoperation
f < edv> ■ red-tape operation; bookkeeping operationGerman-english technical dictionary > Organisationsoperation
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20 organisatorische Operation
f < edv> ■ red-tape operation; bookkeeping operationGerman-english technical dictionary > organisatorische Operation
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