Sentence examples for streamlined rules from inspiring English sources

He announced that under streamlined rules there would be a presumption in favour of "sustainable development", meaning that local authorities should look for reasons to go ahead with new projects on sites that previously might have been protected.

It signed a trade deal with America, streamlined rules for starting new businesses, went on selling smaller state companies and, golly, opened a stockmarket in Ho Chi Minh City.It is not yet clear whether the other two members of the top troika will keep their jobs.

The new "streamlined" rules change the way sales taxes are assessed: You pay based on where the goods end up, instead of where the transaction takes place.

Pro-choice senators have expressed major concerns that streamlined rules would lead to rolled-back protections for abortion rights.

The match was played under a set of streamlined rules known as Twenty20, intended to end a contest in three hours or so, and, eager to score runs early, the Staten Islanders instead dug themselves into a hole.

Another University of Tennessee study looked at the potential revenue impact of the "streamlined" rules on all of that state's 95 counties and 382 cities.

Mr. Panetta pledged to streamline rules to make trade in military hardware between the United States and India "more simple, more responsive and more effective".

Castles & Crusades (2005), by Troll Lord Games, is a reimagining of early editions by streamlining rules from OGL that was supported by Gary Gygax prior to his death.

An intuitive UI can streamline rule development for KEs through the use of well-defined templates for managing metadata and defining rule logic (e.g., risk group, overdue conditions, physicians' coded responses, and message) in a way that separates the user interface from the underlying knowledge representation needed for rule execution.

Several countries have streamlined bankruptcy rules.

That turned out to be spin to justify streamlined voting rules contained in the Lisbon treaty.