Sentence examples for cutting paperwork from inspiring English sources
Now they can start work as soon as they have lodged their properly filled out applications.Yet opening doors and cutting paperwork might not be enough.
Mr. Gore's plan, which aides said would cost $100 million but would quickly pay for itself by cutting paperwork and saving time, would be accomplished by 2003.
Mr Brown stopped short of setting a government-wide target for cutting paperwork (the Dutch have pledged to reduce costs by 25% over four years), instead promising targets for individual departments.A second report, the Hampton Review, suggested specific policies.
Speaking after meeting officers on an estate in Clapham, south-west London, Mrs May declined to state whether her government could guarantee police numbers will not fall but repeated that cutting paperwork will improve efficiency.
There have been claims of innumerable benefits: collecting impactful first accounts from domestic victims; saving costs by increasing early guilty pleas; speeding up court decisions; and cutting paperwork by recording as opposed to writing out statements.
By keeping managers to the negotiated contracts and cutting paperwork, FedEx hopes to save 10% to 15% of its multibillion-dollar services budget.
A spokesman said: "We are giving teachers more freedoms than ever and cutting unnecessary paperwork and bureaucracy.
Foreign investors who want to bring in their own employees have had to prove to the Ministry of Home Affairs that a local person could not do the job equally well, a long and troublesome process.The new immigration bill was designed to open the borders by cutting the paperwork.
"That is why we are giving teachers more freedoms than ever and cutting unnecessary paperwork and bureaucracy.
Other states have tried the more enlightened and somewhat more effective approach of cutting the paperwork hassle for residents who actually do want to comply.
The idea is to keep everyone happy by merely cutting out the paperwork and speeding up communication.
