Sentence examples for designed to streamline the from inspiring English sources

Ahead of the change, Hunt has presented a restructuring plan to the board designed to streamline the number of senior staff and save money.

Omissions from the Queen's speech, such as a minimum price for alcohol and plain packaging for cigarettes, were designed to streamline the work of the government, Cameron said.

Cameron also says that a future Conservative government would be prepared to break with convention by reopening the Lisbon treaty, which is designed to streamline the working of the EU after its recent expansion.

The constitutional treaty was originally designed to streamline the system, and it was only later that it was over-enthusiastically expanded into the lengthy and pompous document that is now a dead letter.

At the Madrid news conference, the three men largely managed to avoid contradicting each other, though their appearance showed that changes designed to streamline the EU have — in the short term — simply produced an extra president.

Ahead of the arrival of the new chairman, the BOA chief executive, Andy Hunt, presented a restructuring plan to the board designed to streamline the number of senior staff and save money – and potentially cement his own position in the process.

The report says: "A set of policies designed to streamline and simplify the organisation of the NHS ended up having the opposite effect".

This review was performed in the month before and then 12 months after institution of the "Septic Infant Work-up Sheet" and a set of interventions (Febrile Infant Protocol) designed to streamline care of the febrile infant and to reduce the time to antibiotic administration.

HOPE is a patient-level randomized controlled trial designed to streamline and improve the transition from research to practice by simultaneously examining the clinical effectiveness and implementation potential of a telephone-based approach to blended diabetes/depression care for the primary care setting.

Much soul-searching ensued among supporters of the treaty, which was designed to streamline decision-making in the EU.

Under pressure of a lawsuit filed by attorneys unhappy with the proposed rules, Kappos recently scrapped procedural changes proposed during the Bush Administration that were designed to streamline operations and reduce the backlog of unsettled patent applications.