Sentence examples for Streamlining from inspiring English sources

Risk management is not glamorous and it doesn't win awards, but perhaps I can contribute to cutting through some irrelevant forms or streamlining notes.

They can ensure that closures don't happen without due process and consultation, and offer advice on savings, such as streamlining back-office operations or co-locating a library with other services.

The technology is aimed at streamlining recruitment in the hourly jobs market, a source of employment for over 76 million people in the US.

But why has the coalition chosen to make a pitch for this particular concession, rather than go for something much bigger and more significant like reform of the costly common agricultural policy or streamlining the bureaucracy of the European parliament?

They focus on saving energy, cutting waste and streamlining logistics.

The Greek national carrier went to the wall in 2009.Poor management, overstaffing and strong unions have left airlines struggling in a changing business and with little hope of cost-cutting or streamlining.

And having got fuel subsidies out of the way, Jokowi can move on to thornier problems of streamlining a tangled tax regime, regulatory apparatus and government bureaucracy.

Other ideas include streamlining tax collection and rationalising the state property portfolio.

The "streamlining" of government by merging ministries shows a new willingness to take on powerful vested interests.

On May 21st Ruth Kelly, the minister for communities and local government, proposed streamlining both.At present big infrastructure projects are considered by public inquiries, which give local people the opportunity to object but often prove protracted.

The founders of LTP, a London-based boutique consultancy set up by trade financiers formerly at Deutsche Bank, believe that besides streamlining the cumbersome process of documentary credits, the Internet may also help shake up their financing, through its natural flair for syndication.