As they launched the British army's largest operation in Iraq since the end of the war, the Telegraph notes, defence chiefs "ruled out a reprieve" for the Black Watch, which is to be streamlined into a single "super regiment" for the whole of Scotland.
Only the day before, Germany's biggest bank had announced a shake-up in its management structure.Investment banking is to be streamlined under two co-heads; and Jürgen Fitschen, a German, will be in charge of a new management committee for Germany.
The new product, Threadbox, was to be streamlined and tweaked to appeal to workgroups.
The authors are to be congratulated on further trying to streamline the educational process for women with breast cancer who desire reconstruction.
"It was going to be streamlined, cut in half, and the concentration shifted," he said.
"We fully recognize that our complaint system needs to be simplified and it needs to be streamlined," Mr. Cox said.
That complexity is about to be streamlined with the publication in the coming weeks of the Home Office's modern slavery bill, a measure designed to increase the penalty to life imprisonment and create an anti-slavery commissioner.
Grammatically this comma is unnecessary, but the real problem may be that the sentence is too complicated and needed to be streamlined.
In 2006, the former Great Britain Davis Cup player Mark Petchey called for the LTA to be streamlined and said it was "not allocating the resources well enough".
Mr Cameron will also demand that the way the brake is activated will need to be "streamlined", because under the current proposal any brake on benefits needs the unanimous agreement of all 27 EU leaders.
