Sentence examples for speed innovation from inspiring English sources

It wants to speed innovation by consolidating research on particular diseases in single locations.

In a statement, Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo, the Nokia chief executive, said the reorganization was intended to speed innovation and produce new handsets across the product line.

The startup also announced that it has joined the newly formed Open Networking Foundation (ONF), a non-profit group on promoting OpenFlow and other Software-Defined Networking (SDN) technologies as a way to speed innovation in the networking industry.

"This report has specific steps Congress and the administration can take to fix this problem," Alexander said in a statement today, "and we intend to include many of the recommendations in legislation we will introduce this year to speed innovation in health care.

"For us, there are certainly concerns about … the misperception that you might be able to speed innovation by lowering standards for safety and efficacy, and we think that would be a terrible mistake," said former FDA commissioner Margaret Hamburg at a National Press Club event, just before stepping down from her post in April.

As for whether action will be taken in response to the report, Senator Lamar Alexander (R TN) said in a statement that "we intend to include many of the recommendations in legislation we will introduce this year to speed innovation in health care.

To speed innovations in these kinds of technologies, I think we should give a major tax incentives to business for the production of clean energy -- and to families for buying energy-saving homes and appliances and the next generation of super-efficient cars when they hit the showroom floor.

The acquisition should allow the company to reduce costs, optimize pricing and speed innovations to market.

The mission of the U.S. Food and Drug Adminstration FDAA) states that the agency "... is responsible for advancing the public health by helping to speed innovations that make medicines and foods more effective, safer, and more affordable.... ......... (FDA 2004).

The other factor, Mr. Humer said, was that the companies would be able to more freely exchange ideas and research tools, speeding innovation.

Both Coke and its rival PepsiCo bought their North American bottlers last year as a way to improve performance by cutting costs, speeding innovation and giving themselves more control over distribution.