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In keeping with her longtime push to make the judiciary more efficient through administrative changes, Judge Kaye said she would expand a pilot program that consolidates under a single judge various cases relating to the domestic violence troubles of an individual family.

If such an arrangement isn't practical, or if you are strongly attached to multiple savings accounts, the report says, one alternative may be to use a software program that consolidates your accounts onto one screen, so you can see  your total balance in one place.

A White House readout said Biden "emphasised the importance of a forming a new government on the constitutional timeline, including a national program that can help consolidate national forces" against Isis.

With Congress poised to rewrite the Higher Education Act this year, the House of Representatives is considering important changes to a popular program that allows college graduates to consolidate their educational loans at a fixed rate over many years.

In 2004, she consolidated some of her debt through an Education Department program that allows students to make lower monthly payments.

The initiatives will allow people to consolidate federal loans in new ways and also make the repayment program that is based on borrowers' incomes more generous.

Mr. Bush told his audience that the cost of training twice as many people would be paid by trimming overhead in several jobs programs that would be consolidated into one.

Administration officials have said that the department, which went into business less than two weeks ago, will be allocated $36.2 billion in the budget request that the White House will release on Monday, a 10percentt increase for the dozens of agencies and programs that are being consolidated in the huge new department.

How can we make sure that, you know, we're consolidating programs that are duplicative?

They succeeded in protecting a number of education programs that Republicans sought to consolidate.

He also is pressing the regents to consider cost-saving changes such as offering more online courses and consolidating academic programs that are now duplicated at multiple campuses.