Sentence examples for called for streamlining from inspiring English sources
When the times called for streamlining, Raymond Loewy and Henry Dreyfuss made pens more aerodynamic.
"The overriding challenge facing the I.R.S. is that its workload has grown significantly in recent years, while its funding is being cut," said Ms. Olson, who called for streamlining the tax code and increasing the agency's budget.
And Senator Barack Obama of Illinois went on a walking tour of a New Orleans neighborhood on Sunday and called for streamlining the bureaucracy to funnel aid to the city and strengthen law enforcement there.
Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, remarkably enough, have called for streamlining the system in similar ways, and John Conyers, a Democrat, and John Chaffetz, a Republican, are sponsoring a recent House bill that would make it easier for small-business owners in the U.S. to get green cards.
The study by Sir Ken Knight, a former chief fire and rescue adviser to the government, called for streamlining and a shift to more part-time firefighters.
The General Medical Council's document, Tomorrow's Doctors [ 1], called for streamlining of the curriculum, with a need for enhanced clinical skills training in the undergraduate medical education in order to prepare effective doctors.
The commissioner in charge of privacy, Viviane Reding, has called for streamlined privacy rules, which currently vary widely across the European Union, with separate enforcement bodies like the French privacy agency overseeing national guidelines.
Or they call for streamlining the maze of municipal codes and the cumbersome approval process.
Another proposal calls for streamlining the federal student aid system, replacing some 17 grant, loan and tax-credit programs with just one, or perhaps three, federal aid programs.
The report calls for streamlining operations, reorganizing the 10 groups, and ending the weaker ones.
The report, drawn up by the National Ocean Research Leadership Council (NORLC), an alliance of 12 agencies dealing with ocean matters, calls for streamlining current and future ocean observation research.
