FOR many high school seniors and their parents, this is the season for tackling the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a notoriously cumbersome process that the government is trying to streamline this year.
JOHN KORFF, the tournament director, wants to streamline next year's program to three concerts (Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights) and two days of tennis (four players playing Saturday and Sunday afternoons).
Wireless companies are pushing for Montgomery County and other local governments to relax and streamline 1990s-era zoning laws written for much larger cell towers, which Montgomery now requires to be at least 300 feet from homes.
I'm going to attempt to streamline this week's recap so we can fully examine the Final Four individually and make our assessments as to their winnability for the endgame, Mercedes Benz Fashion Week (insert audio clip here of choir singing).
Streamlining next week's vote, by suggesting that all his rivals drop out to avoid the distress that democracy can bring.
Notices had been given to some of their sponsoring lawyers that the time‐consuming tra ditional method of doing this would be slightly streamlined today.
More than 100 Saabs, from the streamlined 1947 prototype known as the Ursaab to a 2010 9-5 sedan, are to be taken from their home at the company's museum in Trollhattan, Sweden, and sold to the highest bidder.
One historical era after the next is on display at the V&A, with the bounty of Tudor regalia competing with Victorian flowers, Fabergé snuff boxes, streamlined 1920s pins, a 1950s "Sputnik" brooch, angular 1960s rings, droopy 1970s pendants and brash 1980s cuffs.
Nokia intros streamlined 3109 Classic [Electronista].
The rest of the steps feel more streamlined this year.
