Sentence examples for steps to streamline from inspiring English sources

In recent months the government took steps to streamline the economy and attract foreign investment.

In the report, probate officials proposed several steps to streamline their operation to help save the probate courts across the state.

Mr. Davis and the Legislature have also put in place an aggressive program of energy conservation and taken steps to streamline California's cumbersome siting process to speed the construction of new power plants.

In addition, the city will spend $50 million to rebuild the Roosevelt Avenue Bridge and upgrade roads around the new stadium, as well as take steps to streamline traffic on game days.

"We are taking a number of steps to streamline the process for acquiring permanent sites, including the establishment of LocatED – a new public body with property expertise that will be responsible for securing free school sites quickly and more efficiently".

Bausch & Lomb, the maker of eye-care products, said yesterday that it would take several steps to streamline operations and cut 450 jobs, or 3.75percentt of its work force.

Celia W. Dugger (NYT) TAIWAN: ASSEMBLY BACKS ITS OWN DEMISE In a major step to streamline the government, the National Assembly passed an amendment that would virtually dissolve the 339-member body that approves constitutional changes.

One important step to streamline the company is the planned full integration of Airbus into the folds of EADS, after BAE Systems, a British defence company, sells its 20% stake in Airbus.

Lockerz, the social commerce and photo sharing network that has been busy working on a new fashion site called Ador, has taken one more step to streamline its operations: it is offloading social sharing platform AddToAny back to Pat Diven, the man who boostrapped and sold the startup to Lockerz almost exactly two years ago.

The latter is a first important step to streamlining future research on IR-inducing pollutants.

For example, all reagents are manufactured under current good manufacturing practises and are optimized to reduce the number of pipetting steps and to streamline the assay workflow (see Materials and methods).