Sentence examples for a welcome simplification from inspiring English sources

Overall, the proposed system is a welcome simplification.

Overall, the proposals expected in today's White Paper look like they will bring about a welcome simplification.

The annual tax on cars was scrapped: a welcome simplification of the tax system, said Mr Fabius.

A 3p cut "would be a welcome simplification of taxes rather than an overall cut in tax", he said, which "could be done while protecting key special allowances... ..

On the one hand, the proposed system would be a welcome simplification relative to the current complex miscellany of rules, and would give individuals much greater clarity over what state pension income they could expect in retirement.

For Si−O bonds they show that: The fact that the electron density at the bond critical point is numerically almost equal to the bond valence is a welcome simplification though it remains to be seen whether this relationship holds for other bond types.

A Virgin Atlantic spokeswoman said: "A two-band APD rate is a very welcome simplification to remove some of the biggest distortions of the current system".

A Virgin Atlantic spokesman said: "This is a very welcome simplification to remove some of the biggest distortions of the current system, which the Chancellor himself admitted is crazy and unjust.

Don't reveal the past, bury it; don't seek information, protect yourself from it; don't add complications, welcome simplification.

While today's announcements bring welcome simplifications to the new Tax-Free Childcare scheme, and an increase in generosity that will certainly be welcomed by families on Universal Credit using childcare, and better-off families who spend more than £6,000 a year on childcare, the extent to which it will deliver its intended goals is essentially unknown.

Even Mitchell's admirers may find "Black Swan Green" a welcome act of simplification.