Sentence examples for streamlining program from inspiring English sources
For the last eight years I have had the challenge of running the streamlining program called re-inventing government.
Electrolux A.B., the maker of Frigidaire refrigerators and other appliance brands, said today that a streamlining program, including the elimination of 2,000 jobs, would buoy its profits this year despite a looming slowdown in the United States economy.
[C4.] US Airways Board Weighs Changes A day after the resignation of the chief of US Airways, the airline's board approved a framework for a streamlining program that includes concessions by its labor unions, people briefed on the board's action said.
Key Findings and Conclusions Programme Objectives and Structure The MTR of 1996 contributed greatly in restructuring and streamlining program projects into manageable units.
I believe I am very good at streamlining programs and personnel to save money.
While there was support for streamlining programs, the five streams "do not appear to clearly or adequately cover the field of programs required to meet the objectives of this policy shift", the report concluded.
The fee reductions will apply only to borrowers seeking to refinance through the agency's "streamline" program, which is typically less burdensome than a traditional refinancing.
So as part of its effort to help resuscitate the housing market, theWhite House cut the cost of refinancing through the F.H.A.'s "streamline" program — which is typically much easier than a traditional refinancing.
But despite fanfare within the corrections field about the humanitarian and financial benefits of compassionate release — New York is one of a dozen states that have expanded, enacted or streamlined programs over the past two years — the policy shift has had minimal effect.
"Because the Agriculture Committee worked across party lines to streamline programs, we were able to save tax dollars while investing in initiatives that help boost exports, help family farmers sell locally and spur innovations in new biomanufacturing and bioenergy industries," said Senator Debbie Stabenow, Democrat of Michigan and chairwoman of the committee.
Applications of his solution could help streamline programs used in DNA sequencing and speech recognition.
