Sentence examples for streamlining applications from inspiring English sources

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said yesterday that he favored streamlining applications for citizenship by reducing red tape, but he reiterated his opposition to granting the vote to legal immigrants who are not citizens.

For those applying for grants, possibilities being seriously considered include streamlining applications from 20 pages to seven, essentially doing away with preliminary data and instead focusing on a project's potential impact; and allowing resubmission of grant proposals only rarely, rather than the usual two times permitted today.

Preventing this lost research time is a high priority in Australia, but streamlining applications may not be the answer.

States are getting ready for health care reform's Medicaid expansion by upgrading their computer systems and streamlining application and enrollment procedures.

Personal costs could possibly be reduced by streamlining application processes.

The NHMRC has started a Streamlining Application and Assessment Project, 29 and the most recent federal budget assigned $A9.9 million over 5 years from 2014 2015 to "develop a nationally consistent approach to the way clinical research trials are overseen and conducted and to streamline and simplify National Health and Medical Research Council grant application and assessment processes".

The government says the purpose of the changes to the planning permission legislation is: To streamline applications and permits and reduce business charges for up to 20 industry sectors.

The thinking was this: if you can streamline applications – data entry applications being the target here – you could sell smaller, more expensive computers to medical and business clients.

CAF, agreed in 2007 by the EPO, USPTO and Japan Patent Office (JPO), is intended to "simplify and streamline application filing requirements in each Office to allow applicants to prepare a single application in the common application format for acceptance in each of the three Offices" [32].

The New Yorker Magazine is a well designed streamlined application that makes it easy for subscribers to manage their library on the go and non subscribers to get a taste of the monthly magazine or purchase issues they may be interested in.

The new name is part of a "clean break" that Geoghegan-Quinn has pledged for the new program, promising streamlined application procedures and fewer bureaucratic burdens for grantees.