Sentence examples for committed to streamlining from inspiring English sources

Speaking to an American audience, however, Mr. Putin seemed to be at pains to portray himself as an enlightened former intelligence official who was committed to streamlining government and fighting corruption, not rolling back the clock on human rights.

I am committed to streamlining burdensome regulations and effectively protecting American intellectual property in the United States and around the globe.

Thanks to cross-party support, and in response to the recommendations of the Women and Equalities Select Committee, the government has committed to streamlining and de-medicalising the process of legal gender recognition to create a process that works for trans people.

Robb also committed to "streamline" skills assessment processes for Chinese applicants for 457 visas.

"That's why the President is committed to simplifying and streamlining the process so that there is less uncertainty all around," she said.

The report from the Office of the United States Trade Representative said Taobao "has worked with rights holders to significantly decrease the listing of infringing products for sale through its website, and has committed to continue working to streamline its complaint procedures to further reduce listings of counterfeit products".

The PM swerved again unsurprisingly – but she was "committed to working closely with industry to streamline regulatory approvals".

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Commenting on the settlement, a UK Foreign Office spokeswoman said: "We are committed to working with the court and states parties to ensure the budget is as streamlined as possible.

He has, in fact, committed to "repeal[ing] the Dodd-Frank Act" in its entirety, and replacing it with something more "streamlined".

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