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In Europe the cuts aimed to streamline operations, with the axe falling at its Swiss headquarters and more power devolved to individual countries in the region.
As the analyses became more complex and incorporated an increasing number of modules, several tools and frameworks appeared that aimed to streamline computations and automate workflows.
The trials documented in the report generally aimed to streamline access to existing government programs and improve efficiency.
The Lisbon treaty aims to streamline decision-making, create a permanent president of the E.U.
It also aims to streamline and accelerate decision-making once the EU expands from 15 to 25 members next May.
Some, like Nerve.com, and How About We, aim to streamline the process and encourage interactions around more than a profile.
On a visit to Brussels, Richard C. Holbrooke, the U.S. special representative for Afghanistan and Pakistan, praised changes under the bloc's Lisbon Treaty, which aims to streamline foreign policy-making and reinforce European diplomacy with a multibillion euro spending program.
The 465-article constitution aims to streamline the EU's decision-making and bolster its international standing by creating the posts of foreign minister and president, and deepening defence cooperation.
DERP aims to streamline and make standard studies such as this, becoming a clearing-house for social-network data and a single point of contact for researchers who want access to them.
"My understanding is that a lot of that work is done on a personal relationship," says Ben Perreau, founder of Synkio, a new company that links composers, music publishers and labels with those looking to use their music and aims to streamline the sync process.
The ambitious universal credit project, which aims to streamline existing working-age benefits into a single monthly payment, is six years behind schedule, and critics say Treasury cuts have undermined its original vision of making work – and working extra hours – more attractive than relying on state benefits.
