Sentence examples for and simplification of a from inspiring English sources

Mr. Beazley and the Labor Party promise better support for health and education and simplification of a complex new sales tax.

In The Penguin Book of English Folk Tales, we learn that mid-20th-century folklorists had collected an oral story and never noticed it was actually a retelling and simplification of a strange and disturbing children's story written by the Victorian writer Lucy Clifford.

Define the community One of the criticisms to participatory development has been its idealisation and simplification of communities, a problem linked to the previous point.

The idealization and simplification of these structures into a mix of 2D and 3D Finite Elements usually takes therefore significantly more time than the analysis itself.

The intensive specialization in industrial societies the refinement and simplification of tasks (especially associated with a machine technology) so that a worker often produces only a small part of a particular commodity is not usually found in nonindustrialized societies.

Profiles AB and A'B' of the lower and upper walls (a) and simplification of the different height variation scales (b).

As John Bruton, a former Irish prime minister and leading figure on the convention has said, "it's an amplification and simplification of existing treaties - it's not a revolution".

A further goal was the redesign and simplification of the network architecture to an IP-based system with significantly reduced transfer latency compared to the 3G architecture.

However, the British Government's review and simplification of their awards system provided an ideal opportunity for New Zealand to also develop a unique and simplified system.

Here the automated analysis of OMR and simplification of hardware could lead to a new point-of-care technology.

From a modern, and grown up, point of view there's serious room to side eye this trend as a fetishization and simplification of several other cultures, amalgamating them all into one nebulous "orient".