Sentence examples for to streamline application from inspiring English sources
Languages such as nlog and Pyretic are being used in systems such as VMware NVP and SDX to streamline application development and enable formal reasoning about network behavior.
The tools are designed to streamline application of PCA so it can be used routinely in a high throughput industrial surface analysis laboratory.
Why do you think the President and I blocked W.'s little plan to streamline applications for public assistance in Texas?
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.
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 Common Application organization has defended its decision, responding the "intention was to streamline the application, not limit creativity".
Mr. Buehler of the F.D.A. said the generic office was looking for ways to streamline its application queue so that staff members could identify and process simple applications faster, for example, or by giving less priority to generic applications for branded drugs still subject to several more years of patent protection.
New reform measures are unlikely to improve those numbers further, Lesser said, and add hurdles for SNAP applicants, diverting funds that might otherwise be used to streamline the application process.
Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner met on July 28 with lenders who had signed agreements to participate and asked them to streamline the application process and improve customer service.
Demand has grown so fast that the Obama administration, which is championing the program, is seeking to streamline the application process.
The Justice Department has tried to streamline the application for warrants under the surveillance law, creating a computerized system called Turbo FISA.
