Sentence examples for push to streamline from inspiring English sources

Court officials described the effort, which was quietly announced last December, as a push to streamline the courts.

Gulf states, particularly Louisiana and Texas, are making "a big push" to streamline the permitting process, he says.Far bigger savings are possible in the deep waters off California.

Sweeping Changes The mayoral control law, enacted in 2002 as part of a national push to streamline authority over urban schools, expires in June.

Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and other Republicans proposed tapping an emergency fund that is fed by taxes on oil production to finance the building of new reservoirs and other projects identified in the state's 50-year water plan, an unusual move in a state where fiscal conservatives usually push to streamline government and limit spending.

Google's recent push to streamline its unwieldy businesses with a new corporate structure and its booming advertising machine have energized investors.

The United States is pushing to streamline NATO's bureaucracy and make it more responsive to combat missions in places like Afghanistan.

The consensus among experts was that Mr. Kasyanov would continue to have a strong hand in fiscal policy, pushing to streamline tax and regulatory codes.

In the meantime, Mr. Suozzi has pushed to streamline some of the back-office operations of Nassau County's 54 school districts by combining computer, purchasing, telecommunications and transportation systems, a move expected to save $5 million.

In addition to adding new layers onto the current background check system, the administration is pushing to streamline the current one.

The new president will need to push Parliament to streamline regulations that stymie business development and jobs, and overhaul the failing criminal justice and judiciary systems.

His talent caught the attention of Jerome Robbins, however, who pushed him to streamline his physique.