Sentence examples for proposed streamlining from inspiring English sources

Federal officials this month also proposed streamlining the procedures by which illegal immigrants with American family members apply for legal residency.

To simplify things, the Obama administration proposed streamlining legislation in 2011 to create a civilian board modeled after the military's Base Realignment and Closure Commission.

In a speech before the American Bar Association last month, Mr. James proposed streamlining the procedures for reviewing corporate mergers, giving more authority to line prosecutors, and reducing the often inevitable friction between the government and corporations.

On May 21st Ruth Kelly, the minister for communities and local government, proposed streamlining both.At present big infrastructure projects are considered by public inquiries, which give local people the opportunity to object but often prove protracted.

Dodd proposed streamlining the "convoluted system of bank regulators", allowing existing financial market watchdogs to regulate derivative trading, and requiring hedge funds that manage more than $100m in assets to register with the securities and exchange commission and disclose certain financial data.

Mrs. Clinton, in her tour of New Orleans in May, had proposed streamlining federal rules to speed up the distribution of federal relief money and has also proposed legislation to make the Federal Emergency Management Agency an independent, cabinet-level department.

Once again, the governor is also expected to propose streamlining the state's cumbersome school-aid formulas to save money, his aides said.

It proposes streamlining information flow through supply chains by utilizing radio frequency identification (RFID) technology.

After identifying controlling parameters of methanol transport, this paper proposes streamline-graded structures (SGS) of the anode channel to mitigate anode fuel distribution non-uniformity and to boost cell performance and fuel efficiency together.

He cited the new USDA poultry proposal as a commonsense, cost-saving change: "The Department of Agriculture has proposed to streamline antiquated poultry inspection requirements, allowing companies to choose a more flexible approach with five-year savings in excess of $1 billion".

The Gowanus was added to the federal Superfund list in 2010 over the objections of the Bloomberg administration, which feared that the designation would deter development and had proposed a streamlined cleanup that it would help oversee.