The report spoke of deep-rooted structural problems and "difficult choices in streamlining public spending".
Officials hope to achieve at least token success in streamlining customs procedures and ending export subsidies.
State and federal officials have been involved in streamlining the plan, now in its fourth version.
Where he did make cuts in his acceptance speech, though, was in streamlining wording that did not feel comfortable.
According to Mr. Berens, Mr. Hackett was involved in developing new markets and in streamlining the company's internal trade operations.
Al Gore believes his role in streamlining the federal bureaucracy was one of his major achievements as vice president.
He was an early pioneer in streamlining airships, and his advocacy of monoplanes greatly advanced heavier-than-air aviation.
Turkey mostly did well, Mr. Fischer said, but it fell behind in streamlining banks, leading to a panic in late November.
In his bestselling "Conscience of a Conservative" (1964) he declared that he had no interest in "streamlining" government, only in reducing its size.
"Fashion jewelry is generally one size fits all," she said, and "also very compact and light in weight, which is incredibly helpful in streamlining fulfillment processes and expenses".
In "The Conscience of a Conservative," published in 1960, Barry Goldwater wrote that "I have little interest in streamlining government or making it more efficient, for I mean to reduce its size".
