Sentence examples for and needs to be streamlined from inspiring English sources

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Tebbit's backing of the amendment to the bill – which is designed to save £350m a year from the Ministry of Justice's annual budget – comes as the justice secretary, Ken Clarke, writes in the Guardian that Britain's legal aid system is facing an "existential crisis" and needs to be streamlined in order to survive.

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Grammatically this comma is unnecessary, but the real problem may be that the sentence is too complicated and needed to be streamlined.

"We fully recognize that our complaint system needs to be simplified and it needs to be streamlined," Mr. Cox said.

"It has become too complicated, and it needs to be streamlined, to become more unified".

There's a lot of sound I am trying to manage and it needs to be streamlined.

Similarly, and this applies for all forms and fields of banking, access for research needs to be streamlined and simplified.

Overall, the user experience needs to be streamlined and polished a little (the English could be improved too) but then again, the site is in Beta and has only just launched.

To satisfy the sometimes conflicting goals of surveillance methods and allocation of public health resources, collection of case data needs to be streamlined.

Otherwise, it is impossible to get qualified persons and human resource" (MOH official)." Overall functioning of the registries needs to be streamlined for sustainability.

The tax should be abolished, and spending brought into line.James KnausGlobal Wealth AdvisorsTroy, MichiganSIR – I disagree that the American tax code needs to be streamlined to "just two bands", which Mr McCain wants to do.

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