Sentence examples for streamlining them from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Lortie's restructuring suppressed differences among the suites, streamlining them a little awkwardly into one.

Clever computer programs can "zip" or compress these files, streamlining them for speedier transmission.

At least, a future cliché, snipping buttons and collars off Chanel's signature suits and streamlining them, like Concorde chassis.

"We're taking the required mortgage disclosure forms and streamlining them into a single form," Mr. Date said in prepared remarks.

The government is asking the public to trust them to adhere to the spirit of the existing laws, while "streamlining" them for business.

A decade before the Exposition des Arts Decoratifs in Paris, which launched Art Deco, Mendelsohn was working with its forms and streamlining them into Art Deco's American equivalent.

Instead, the C.I.A. representative said he would take proactive measures to streamline them.

God forbid, don't serve food, ranges of things like that to try and streamline them.

Poiret was the apostle of comfort and simplicity who invented the sheath and the sack dress (both usually ascribed to Balenciaga, who streamlined them in the nineteen-fifties).

We understand the need to come up with smarter regulation and when a set of laws have been written and amended over many years then there is often a need to simplify and streamline them.

But Raphael de Cunto of Pinheiro Neto, a São Paulo law firm, argues that the government's ability to collect taxes has run far ahead of any effort to streamline them, increasing the burden on businesses.For some, political intervention has supplanted an overvalued currency as the biggest risk in Brazil.