Sentence examples for streamlined state from inspiring English sources

Revisions to the CWA in 1987 removed the original construction grant program and replaced it with a streamlined State Water Pollution Control Revolving Fund.

For years, American politicians have been promising to bring the country a smaller, more streamlined state; President Obama was obliged to present his health-care reforms as an opportunity to reduce, not increase, the federal budget.

The transformation has brought streamlined state sectors; more flexible labor markets; a focus on social fairness through improved education and health care rather than through attempts at income redistribution via high taxes; a restored work ethic ("Make Work Pay" is a Swedish government slogan); and a rediscovery of entrepreneurship and choice.

Since I took office, we've reformed welfare, streamlined state government, invested in our infrastructure, created 20,000 new jobs, protected thousands of acres of open space, and are the first state in the nation to begin development of a huge offshore renewable energy project.

Even "streamlined" state tax systems will require some legal assistance and there is no provision for free legal assistance.

A streamlined state will improve productivity growth as well as Brazil's saving and investment rates.

Next door, the guest apartment begins with a sitting room that has a streamlined state-of-the art kitchen hidden behind white, fold-out doors.

Tom Emmer, a Republican state lawmaker who has won praise from Tea Party members, has pressed for shrinking and streamlining state government.

The strong investigative role of the public advocate was eliminated six years ago under the governor's plan to streamline state government.

In 2011, after campaigning to streamline state government, Comptroller Judy Baar Topinka and Treasurer Dan Rutherford, both Republicans, introduced legislation to put the question before voters.

She offered no specific solutions beyond saying she would focus on streamlining state agencies, building bipartisan alliances and strengthening ethics and campaign finance laws.