Sentence examples for over streamlining from inspiring English sources

The comments were a clear effort to differentiate the business from hedge funds and other private equity investors who have gotten a reputation for making billions from taking over, streamlining, reorganizing and reselling companies.

Correction: Simon Anholt ReprintsBut Republicans prevailed in a battle over streamlining environmental regulations and reviews, designed to speed completion of transport projects.

The Nice-Matin group is threatened with bankruptcy; the leftwing daily Libération needs an urgent injection of €14m; and Le Monde is seeking a new editor after staff complained about a lack of consultation over streamlining plans.

It's silver, and the rear wheels are covered over for extra streamlining.

And, while his fellow Democrats steer clear of the conflict over his streamlining the county police department, Republicans accused him of taking reform too far.

The strategy of frequent sedative interruptions as well as the use of sedation algorithms allows a downward titration of sedative infusion rates over time, streamlining administration of these drugs and minimizing the tendency for accumulation.

Speaking at the start of a White House meeting with congressional leaders that was designed to explore common ground for Republicans and Democrats, the president admitted "disagreements" but insisted there were signs of agreement over ways of "streamlining government".

But he grants them a place in the storied, smokey, boozy history of American newspapering: It's the type of thing expected in the pages of Mencken's "Newspaper Days" or Gelb's "City Room," but not necessarily the 21st century Washington Post, which has been redesigning, reorganizing and streamlining over the past year.

"We have been working hard to lay the groundwork over the past year, streamlining processes and optimizing resources to enable us to develop the best products in the most effective way," Wang added.

Testosterone needed only minor changes, while Anarchy underwent an entire rewrite, with Brassart restructuring the plot and streamlining over 500 pages of prose and notes into a fast-paced, 250 page novel.

The revelation regarding a refueling plane flying as part of Operation IMPACT in Iraq, comes from civilian website Flightradar24.com — a collective of thousands of volunteer antenna networks all over the world streamlining location data of planes using something called automatic dependent surveillance-broadcasts (ADS-B).