Sentence examples for would be simplified from inspiring English sources

There'd be more jobs, less crime, and the tax code would be simplified.

First, consent for H.I.V. testing would be simplified to get health practitioners to screen more aggressively.

Mr. Liu also said that entry requirements for foreign banks would be simplified.

The new system, Mrs. Merkel said, would be "simplified, lower and fair".

The government would pay some companies £1,500 to take on apprentices and hiring processes would be simplified, he said.

Mr. Curry said that while he had created an easy way to receive podcasts, he hoped that the process of creating them would be simplified soon.

But even that would be simplifying the matter.

Inploi aims to "drive down the candidate-to-hires ratio and minimise friction at multiple points along the process", but to label it as just another online recruitment option would be simplifying it, says co-founder Matthew de la Hey.

In her own songwriting, however, Baker adopted the more folksy, intimate, emo inclinations of the likes of Dashboard Confessional's Chris Carrabba (it could even be said that Baker is reviving the early-aughts emo sound, but with a feminist edge, though that would be simplifying her talent down to a marketing sound bite).

Last month, Chancellor George Osborne said the UK would be simplifying its visa procedures to make it easier for Chinese visitors to enter the country.

Moreover, what will influence small business owners to hire would be simplifying the tax code and lowering tax rates for small business owners.