Sentence examples for promote simplification from inspiring English sources

Such a system would create numerous line-drawing problems and would do little to promote simplification.

Its objective is to provide a forum for the discussion of evaluation issues within the UN System and to promote simplification and harmonization of evaluation reporting practices among UNDP and the executing agencies.

At the same time the GNOME project created the GNOME human interface guidelines, which promoted simplification of user interfaces.

Some of those he helped send to Congress have disappointed him and are targets of his frequent barbs for failing to cut spending and promote tax simplification.

This promotes simplification.

The belief that one is carrying out divine purpose can serve legitimate needs and sustain opposition to injustice, but it can also promote dangerous simplifications -- especially if the believer has virtually unlimited power, as Mr. Bush does.

In Europe, the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) has driven the intensification of agriculture, promoting the simplification and specialization of agroecosystems through the decline in landscape heterogeneity, the increased use of chemicals per unit area, and the abandonment of less fertile areas.

The redesign solution based on the independence of functions promoted the simplification of the information (signals) flow, avoiding the identification of each production element, and avoiding errors, which increases the productivity and the production volume, by elimination of waste of time in production operations.

Design for manufacturability can also promote innovation through simplification.

Still further simplification is possible.

He was also among the early leaders of the American Law Institute, which was created to "promote the clarification and simplification of the law and its better adaptation to social needs, to secure the better administration of justice, and to encourage and carry on scholarly and scientific legal work".