Sentence examples for pledges to streamline from inspiring English sources
His pledges to streamline and depoliticize the courts have already been undermined by judges who have singled out the reform movement for persecution in recent months.
Jokowi appears likely to backtrack, at least partly, in the face of political reality on his pledges to streamline the cabinet from 34 to 27 ministers and to staff it exclusively with technocrats rather than party hacks.
Well aware of the risks of seeming neglectful and of her own pledges to streamline official paperwork, Ms. Merkel toured the flood zone on Tuesday before heading off on vacation, and she promised that funds from a $10.6 billion government fund would be arriving "in the first half of August".
The document pledged to "streamline" decision making and to strengthen institutions for enforcing the economic liberalization.
At a summit last year in Bali, they pledged to streamline customs procedures and to adopt shared product standards.
Mr. Panetta pledged to streamline rules to make trade in military hardware between the United States and India "more simple, more responsive and more effective".
One is a €2.8 billion allocation that had been due in March, and is conditional on Greece's meeting its pledge to streamline the civil service.
Many Koreans also worry that the action seems to go against Mr Kim's pledge to streamline the government by cutting at least 25,000 jobs.
Despite the charges, FirstGroup shares rose 2.2% to 351.8p as investors welcomed a turnaround plan for the troubled First Student division, including a pledge to streamline management numbers.
The strong mandate should enable Mr. Orban, 47, to follow through on his pledge to streamline the government bureaucracy, grant citizenship to ethnic Hungarians living in neighboring countries and cut the number of parliamentary deputies in half.
Some economists also question the ability of any government to enact reforms in other areas in the face of vested interests, like a pledge to streamline local layers of government or overhaul Portugal's cumbersome judiciary.
