Sentence examples for down on paperwork from inspiring English sources

Automatic meter reading removes the need for platoons of meter readers and cuts down on paperwork.

Deputy Postmaster General John Nolan said that the program was designed to streamline government services and cut down on paperwork.

The head is determined to help teachers cut down on paperwork, which he believes often revolves around demonstrating and giving evidence to senior leaders and Ofsted that you know how well the school is performing.

But now she is taking cover from a convoluted political affair involving ministers' use of their corporate credit cards.When introduced by the previous government, ministerial credit cards were designed to cut down on paperwork for spending on small items and to increase openness.

It connects with the banking accounts to show inflows and outflows of cash, which helps cut down on paperwork.

The recommendations were not immediately acted on, but in 1743 a list of permissible fees was published, and to cut down on paperwork, no party was required to obtain office copies of proceedings.

The bill is intended to identify earlier which students have learning disabilities, cut down on the paperwork involved in special education and reduce the legal expenses of states that face lawsuits from parents seeking extra help for disabled children.

Despite privacy campaigners warning that identifiable patient data could harm rather than help the public, the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, will argue today that the sharing of such information is necessary to help ease pressures on A&E departments by cutting down on the paperwork that hampers clinicians.

He said there were ways in which police forces could save money, such as combining their procurement work and allowing police officers to cut down on their paperwork.

Second only to their hopes for an ERC is a call to cut down on the paperwork required to apply for and administer Framework money (see sidebar, p. 344).

Already we're dramatically cutting down on the paperwork that saddles businesses with huge administrative costs.