Sentence examples for streamlined reporting from inspiring English sources

While there is broad support for the process, some experts argue that streamlined reporting only works if the defence has full knowledge of, and access to, the tests done and the resources to question the findings.

Syria-specific guidance on monitoring non-food item assistance exists and includes a streamlined reporting system to be used by all organizations to uniformly report and share findings across the sector which will better inform program design and implementation (NFI Sector Working Group 2015).

The Met argues that the efficiency of streamlined reporting will help ease the transition away from the Forensic Science Service.

One would think that a group that is proud of its synergies should be able to agree on a streamlined reporting structure, instead of forcing me to guess a half year production of around 5.35 million.

Developing standards for analysis that streamline reporting on composition and expected fuel yields from biomass is one of the major outcomes of this work and this provides a starting place for further advanced characterization of algae to support the techno-economical process analyses and account for the mass balance accounting of algal biomass.

Aiden.ai uses machine reading to analyse campaign data and offers one-click optimisation to proactively make changes to improve ROI and streamline reporting.

The new rules would streamline reporting mandated by the 2010 Dodd-Frank financial regulatory reform law.

But we also don't want awardees drowning in the process -- we want to streamline reporting to only data that really matters.

Carney's first task was to streamline reporting to Washington about ground realities in Haiti, as well as bringing in U.S. policymakers in to see firsthand what U.S. taxpayer dollars were funding in the country.

FAO's Global Forest Resources Assessments FRA Advisory Groupup met in Rome and discussed ways to streamline reporting processes.

Efforts will need to continue to streamline reporting mechanisms, harmonize reporting requirements, and improve the demand for information to make room for new indicators needed to monitor and evaluate integrated interventions.