Sentence examples for measures to streamline from inspiring English sources

Instead, the C.I.A. representative said he would take proactive measures to streamline them.

The FSAP recommends 42 measures to streamline the regulation of retail and wholesale financial markets.

Those will include restrictions on early retirement and various measures to streamline regulations and fight unemployment, he said in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.

Overwhelmed by requests to do something, the agency has proposed new measures to streamline the permit process and to give states more control over their programs to manage the geese.

The company's costs were 15%to20%0% higher than the industry average, and IHG swiftly took measures to streamline its operations among the various regions, creating a shared services center and aligning finance, human resources, and corporate functions.

It includes measures to streamline decision-making and curb corruption, fiscal discipline that would free the central bank to tame inflation, and banking reforms to recapture the saving now lost to the financial system.

A proposal to legalise marijuana in California was defeated, but a measure to streamline the state's dysfunctional budget process passed.

In 2008, Ireland rejected the Lisbon Treaty, a measure to streamline the European Union's operations, but it later approved it after changes were made.

The Office of Personnel Management approved a measure to streamline the hiring of medical workers to fill 115 positions at Walter Reed related to patient care.

European steel producers championed an effort by big American rivals today to combine into a single company as a necessary and long-overdue measure to streamline a bloated industry.

He said the economy continues to be in a deep hole, and he urged Congress to extend the temporary reduction in the employee part of the payroll tax, approve pending free-trade agreements, and pass a measure to streamline patent procedures.