Sentence examples for streamlined contract from inspiring English sources

The streamlined contract would eliminate many of the work rules that city officials consider onerous.

The city offered no raises, saying only that its streamlined contract would result in savings that could be used to increase pay.

And in a move to outflank him, Ms. Weingarten, ahead of the September meeting, publicly offered to experiment with a streamlined contract in up to 150 schools.

Ms. Weingarten complained that the administration had failed to respond to her offer on a streamlined contract and ignored her offer in a speech last month to speed up the dismissal of incompetent teachers, a process that can now drag on for years.

But she also raised the possibility of a second union-run charter school that would use the streamlined contract that she has proposed as part of a pilot project in regular schools.

These costs will shrink as designers streamline contracts and leverage current relationships among investors, donors, and NGOs.

One would streamline contracting procedures for projects in Iraq costing up to $1 million, doubling the current ceiling of $500,000 for the speedier procedures.

When it came to the transportation authority, Mr. Thompson suggested that much of the savings could be found by streamlining contracts and fighting unspecified waste.

Christina Ghaly, a former deputy director of health services who led the study for the county's Interim Chief Executive Sachi Hamai, said, "It's the position of the CEO that, really, it's the board's call". Proponents say the consolidation could save money by streamlining contracting and administrative duties, and would lead to better care.

In a statement to Reuters about the change LinkedIn also played it down, saying: "We've simply streamlined the contract location to ensure all members understand the LinkedIn entity responsible for their personal data".

The supermarket group said that plans to "streamline" six contract types into one would be accompanied by an increase in its basic hourly rate to £9 an hour, and benefits such as annual bonuses and pensions would be maintained.