Sentence examples for streamline and integrate from inspiring English sources
Universal Credit (UC) – the brainchild of Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary – seeks to streamline and integrate benefit payments for millions of claimants.
More broadly, the Frankfurt-based central bank is also making explicitly political demands of eurozone government leaders, urging them to streamline and integrate the institutional architecture linking the 17 countries, meaning greater pooling of sovereignty and surrender of national powers in fiscal and budgetary policy.
And it remains a challenge to design an optimal electronic system to streamline and integrate reablement into current healthcare infrastructure.
There has been little explicit examination of therapeutic partitions; however, the growth of approaches designed to streamline and integrate health services is an implicit acknowledgement of this problem.
An updated and expanded suite of interRAI instruments was developed beginning in 2000 to further streamline and integrate core items across all instruments, improve access to currently underserved populations and provide compatible assessment approaches for nursing homes, home care, community mental health and others [ 8, 9].
He wanted to improve federal agency coordination, identify areas of overlapping or redundant responsibility, make information about chemical health effects easily accessible to the general public, streamline and integrate the enormous amount of scientific data on chemicals, and reduce children's exposure to harmful chemicals.
While one may prefer the streamlined and integrated browsing experience of today's web, there's something comforting in seeing these pages from a simpler digital era.
However, this evaluation shows that Government capacity at provincial and district level needs to be improved and school support services streamlined and integrated if the Programme is to be replicated effectively.
We attempted some preliminary intracellular metabolite extraction and analysis over different growth phases to see whether or not growth studies could justify the effort and resources required for streamlining and integrating metabolomics-based approaches with gene expression profiling for reconstructing cellular responses to environmental changes.
With an estimated patient population of 1,210,254 in 2011, the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (GGC) health-board is by far the largest health-board in Scotland and one of the largest in the U.K. [ 2] Between 2007 and 2009, NHS GGC undertook to streamline, standardise and integrate preoperative assessment processes as part of the Planned Care Improvement Programme (PCIP) [ 3, 4].
Forbes wants his region to have more tax retention powers and to be able to streamline service provision and integrate relevant services.
