Vertaling van "overloaded with bureaucracy " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

administrative formalities [ administrative burden | administrative cost | administrative simplification | bureaucracy | cost of administration | cost of administrative formalities | simplification of administrative formalities | Bureaucracy(STW) | bureaucracy(UNBIS) ]
formalité administrative [ bureaucratie | charge administrative | coût administratif | coût de l'administration | coût des formalités administratives | simplification administrative | simplification des formalités administratives ]

fat infusion overloading syndrome | fat overloading syndrome
syndrome de surcharge graisseuse

overload protection | overload protection device
dispositif de sécurité contre les surcharges | protection de surcharge | protection wattmétrique

overload protector | thermal overload protector
limiteur de surcharge

be confronted with leaden bureaucracy
être en butte à une bureaucratie pesante

ensure cargo weights do not overload freight vehicles | match weight and size of cargo to transport vehicles with appropriate capacity | adjust weight of cargo to capacity of freight transport vehicles | adjust weight of loads to capacity of freight transport vehicle
ajuster le poids du chargement à la capacité des véhicules de transport de fret

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

In its implementation, however, attention must be paid to ensuring that this pioneering project of the IPPC Directive does not become overloaded with bureaucracy once again, leaving Member States and businesses with an impossible job.
Dans son application, cependant, il convient de s’assurer que ce projet pionnier de la directive IPPC ne se traduise pas à nouveau par une surcharge bureaucratique, laissant aux États membres et aux entreprises une mission impossible.

According to the Presidency, it would lead to national criminal records offices becoming overloaded and result in more bureaucracy, higher costs and delays.
Selon elle, les casiers judiciaires nationaux s’en trouveraient surchargés, cela aggraverait la bureaucratie et augmenterait les coûts et les retards.