Sentence examples for streamlined rebuild from inspiring English sources
As before, Firefox is a stripped down, streamlined rebuild of Mozilla, which has over the years devolved into a huge bit of bloatware.
Howard's announcement seemed to pave the way for Trujillo to accelerate his long promised efforts to transform, streamline and rebuild the telecom behemoth, and provide new nationwide high-speed communications services to this multi-ethnic country of 20.4 million people.
Port Authority executives said the agreements would streamline the rebuilding process as the agency and state and city officials moved from planning to construction.
Policy makers should focus on their individual domestic challenges, like improving infrastructure, streamlining regulations and rebuilding fiscal buffers that were thinned during the crisis.
Some of the important work to be done - including retraining former manufacturing workers, streamlining foreclosure efforts to help rebuild neighborhoods, and incentivizing rehabilitation of contaminated vacant properties (so-called brownfields) - needs active government involvement.
The bank said: "As we work to rebuild RBS we continue to streamline our business to ensure that we remain competitive.
He tapped Robert Cook to revamp U.S. products, rebuild relationships with retailers like Sears and Circuit City, and streamline production.
He wants to rebuild infrastructure, cut taxes, reduce imports, save jobs, streamline regulation, and more.
Corporate leaders and politicians who argue that New York City must rebuild Lower Manhattan as quickly as possible -- even if it means sidestepping or streamlining some environmental protection rules -- are getting support for their position from what might seem an unlikely quarter: environmentalists.
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.
