Sentence examples for requirements to simplify from inspiring English sources

After several highly publicized fights over who should be eligible for a street naming honor, New York's City Council created a list of requirements to simplify the process in 2008, and Rule No. 1 is that streets are co-named only for people who have died.

Adding to environmentalists' worries, The Washington Post reported Friday on a second leaked draft document suggesting the White House aims to scale back environmental requirements to simplify and fast-track its infrastructure efforts.

Furthermore, it has become an imperative to quantitatively and automatically analyze the elicited customer requirements so as to simplify and optimize the subsequent product conceptualization and selection of conceptual design alternatives.

When discharge is imminent, some can be considered for oral hypoglycemic agents if insulin requirements are low or to simplify therapy if there is concern that the patient or the family is having difficulty in handling glucose monitoring and/or insulin therapy after discharge.

The legislation directs regulators to simplify reporting requirements for pension plans with fewer than 25 participants.

This work also attempts to simplify the requirement for manual examinations and increase the precision of hinge loop identification by, first simply unifying the cutoff for bona fide and quasi-DS cases as 25° multiplied by nhl, the number of hinge loops detected in the same swapped domain (see Formula 11).

However, it is impossible for the CBS to obtain future channel information, so, we need to simplify the QoS requirements over T time slots to one time slot.

URNs were chosen instead of Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) to simplify data provider requirements by removing the need to provide resolvable endpoints on data appliances.

Lockheed also submitted shuttle replacement plans to NASA a few months ago - its design includes returning a capsule to earth with a parachute landing like vehicles from decades past to simplify the technological requirements and reduce costs for space flight.

As policies increasingly emphasise the need for patients' participation, services need to simplify the literacy requirements of service use and health professionals need to offer non-judgemental (universal) literacy-sensitive support to promote positive healthcare experiences and outcomes.

Mr. Mazur, the Treasury official, said the delay "will allow us to consider ways to simplify the new reporting requirements consistent with the law".