Sentence examples for streamlining measures from inspiring English sources

McIlroy's streamlining measures did not begin and end with toning his physique.

The move to do away with the test, part of a package of streamlining measures at the D.M.V., prompted complaints that it would allow drivers with faltering vision to stay on the road and lead to more accidents.

Employment in manufacturing has declined steadily in New South Wales since the 1970s, and the sector proved slow to respond to streamlining measures taken in the 1980s, such as staff reductions and the reduction of tariffs.

Such an office could also identify potential problems with the program and propose additional streamlining measures where needed.

The recent airport security streamlining measures announced by the Department of Homeland Security, which include initiatives to increase TSA PreCheck enrollment, are starting to work--and all travelers are reaping the benefits.

More recently, he has diluted his plan to replace only one departing civil servant in two in 2008, as a streamlining measure, to two in three.It could be that Mr Sarkozy is merely waiting to pick his battle, and that he will show a tougher hand when talks on the special regimes or the labour contract fail.

Yet most of them have languished for months, battling hunger and crime in camps as the United States has struggled to streamline security measures introduced in the aftermath of Sept. 11.

The government has been swift to capitalize on the new climate of fear, drawing parallels between the Basque group and Osama bin Laden's organization and pushing the European Union to streamline extradition measures that would leave E.T.A. members without safe havens in France and beyond.

The AFT has sought the high ground in education arguments, appealing to broader reform forces by publicly participating in the debate and working on such measures as streamlining teacher discipline.

Home Office ministers say new "streamlined and flexible" measures are needed to replace antisocial behaviour orders, more than half of which are breached at least once.

46 We could have streamlined our behavioural measures further in the interests of shortening the questionnaire but guided by our evaluation framework we considered it essential to retain a degree of contextual specificity in our measures, both of walking and cycling behaviours and of the putative correlates and mediators of those behaviours.