streamling

There are already programs in place to help the poor; perhaps streamling them so that they are more effective is the answer.

Health care bill postponed 2009

In January, President Bush announced a series of directives aimed at streamling the export control application process for U.S. allies.

CNN Transcript Apr 25, 2008 2008

Boeing's approach originally was intended as a way to spread billions of dollars in development costs among a large number of suppliers, while also streamling its own manufacturing.

Boeing Moves to Solve 787 Delays 2008

The Codes might need some streamling or tweaking, but they ALREADY have the tools to address blighted properties.

Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » All Your Base Are Belong To Us 2005

What GM needed to do to compete head-to-head with Nissan, Honda, and Toyota back then was to get lean and mean, to reduce its broad and duplicative assortments of brands and pour money into R&D and into streamling production.

From On High 2006

What GM needed to do to compete head-to-head with Nissan, Honda, and Toyota back then was to get lean and mean, to reduce its broad and duplicative assortments of brands and pour money into R&D and into streamling production.

Archive 2006-01-01 2006

And I need help most with this work, namely some specialist to read through the chapters to see if I did not commit some glaring errors, plus help with streamling my non-native English usage.

languagehat.com: LANGUAGE AND NATIONALISM. 2005

The Clinton administration's regulatory review executive order is a major step in streamling the regulatory process.

Npr Monograph 7 Regulatory Systems Part B ITY National Archives 1994

The Clinton administration's regulatory review executive order is a major step in streamling the regulatory process.

Npr Monograph 7 On Regulatory Systems Part ITY National Archives 1993

Brussels says it will make getting an EU visa faster, streamling the legal issuing conditions.

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