Sentence examples for streamlining decisions from inspiring English sources

Under this strategy, dubbed One Sony, separate Sony divisions will share management, hopefully streamlining decisions and creating a more unified end-user experience that better utilizes Sony's content offering.

"Streamlining decision making is probably a good way to put it".

Mr. Iger said he had considered keeping Ms. Lyne on in some capacity but ultimately rejected that notion in the interests of streamlining decision-making.

Mr. Stringer has promised to bring Sony back to profit by streamlining decision-making and more creatively linking the company's hardware, Web and entertainment businesses.

UNICEF continued its efforts to become more accountable and more transparent in its work, streamlining decision-making and monitoring programmes more closely.

The decline in accountability appears to be a result of streamlining decision-making processes, which in turn diminishes the role of debate and dissent in the policy process (e.g., less learning by interaction) (Painter 2001).

Praising this as "efficient" or "streamlined" is a euphemism, not to mention slightly creepy (a lynch-mob makes streamlined decisions, but nobody wants to copy that).

This treaty will streamline decisions made in the E.U., including on trade issues, and will require consensus only from its governing body, rather than all 27 member states.

Consequently, it can support the selection of candidate drugs and streamline decisions regarding first-time human, PKPD and safety/efficacy clinical studies [ 7, 24, 26].

One immediate benefit has been to streamline decision-making.

The Lisbon treaty aims to streamline decision-making, create a permanent president of the E.U.