(6) Sixth, place the burden on states to simplify their own labyrinthine telecommunications tax systems as well as sales and use tax systems to ease burdens on Internet commerce.
Hoping to take a bite out of the $10 billion market for financial services regulatory compliance, Regology has developed an automated software system to ease the burden for the world's biggest financiers.
In the pilot stage, health system innovations in resource-poor settings can benefit from the support of external (i.e. non-MoH) personnel; this can ease the burden on system managers, thereby making pilot projects viable.
Obama thinks he can make the system work well enough to ease its burdens on vulnerable Democratic candidates.
One of her key achievements is streamlining the department's process for faculty call reimbursement by moving it from a cumbersome paper-based system to a web-based system that has eased administrative burdens on users and staff alike.
The idea was to create a separate judicial system that would ease the burden for law enforcement to wiretap, and engage in other investigative activities, in counterintelligence cases.
Park regulations require visitors to trek with a guide and porters, a system that helps ease the burden of the steep trails and also provides economic support to the local Bakonjo people.
Con Edison, with an ability that might strike some as Big Brother-like, even exercised its ability to periodically shut off central air-conditioning units in some 20,000 homes and businesses to ease the burden on its system.
The foundation also conducts training programmes for community health workers, who increasingly are helping to ease clinical burdens by acting as first points of contact between individuals and their local health-care systems.
I believe in trying to ease these burdens..
Regtech will ease these burdens.
