Sentence examples for force to streamline from inspiring English sources

Rayovac, the battery maker, said yesterday that it would eliminate about 280 jobs in the United States, or about 8percentt of its global work force, to streamline manufacturing operations and cut costs.

Last month Mr. Obama ordered the creation of an interagency task force to streamline federal regulation of natural gas drilling, and the Environmental Protection Agency issued revised air quality rules for oil and gas wells that gave drillers extra time to comply and lowered their costs.

Of the significant child care legislation that has passed in the state since 2000, almost two-thirds have been geared toward benefiting families, either through improving quality of care or financial support, while the remainder are geared toward benefiting providers (e.g., creating a task force to streamline regulations or ensuring timely district payments) or both providers and families.

The order opened the door to what President Donald Trump called "industry-recognized" apprenticeship programs and created a new task force to streamline the registration process that the bridge contractor and many other employers find so burdensome. .

Shipowners have been forced to streamline operations and scrap ships in order to cut rising operating costs.

In Canada, he writes, "corporations were forced to streamline," and the government followed suit, providing the first balanced budget in nearly 30 years.

But until the tidal wave of demand overwhelms governments and they are forced to streamline land-sharing approvals, campers will be denied the experiences they crave, change will be slow and antiquated planning regimes will continue to apply.

Restaurants will be forced to streamline labor costs through automation and attrition or close their doors completely". Although the wage hike targets fast food chains with more than 30 outlets nationwide, full-service restaurants expect that they'll be indirectly affected as well.

The two are "joining forces to streamline link and media sharing on social media sites," we're told.

In retrospect Samsung weathered the storm better than most despite carrying loads of debt, but Yun was faced with a hell of a task — and was forced to streamline the subsidiary's operations by selling off nearly $2 billion in corporate assets and temporarily shutting down factories to help Samsung Electronics move through its inventory.

Historian Thomas Schatz describes the ancillary effects: Because the studios were forced to streamline operations and rely on their own resources, their individual house styles and corporate personalities came into much sharper focus.