Sentence examples for a decision accelerated from inspiring English sources

The expansion of the list is to be done "immediately", rather than by the end of the month – a decision accelerated and expanded as a result of the downing of MH17.

WASHINGTON — The Pentagon will spend $1 billion to deploy additional ballistic missile interceptors along the Pacific Coast to counter the growing reach of North Korea's weapons, a decision accelerated by Pyongyang's recent belligerence and indications that Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, is resisting China's efforts to restrain him.

The CEO of Hospital 2 indicated that their overall experience with nursing agencies was poor, with little value for money, and noted that they had stopped all agency nurses during 2010, a decision accelerated because of hospital cash flow problems.

That decision accelerated CBS's plans to lure the "Today" host, which began over a year ago with an informal approach to Ms. Couric from the chairman of the CBS Corporation, Leslie Moonves.

"The decision accelerates the integration process," the two banks said.

Barring yet another comeback, Peter Mandelson's last act of political stage management was a decision to accelerate events on Tuesday 11 May , 2010 so that Gordon Brown would not leave Downing Street in the dark – slouching away like a guilty man – but in the bright light of day.

"I expect you will see these types of decisions accelerate at smaller institutions as they must make critical decisions," E. Gordon Gee, Ohio State's president and an outspoken supporter for reform in college athletics, said in a phone interview while traveling in Rhode Island.

So at age 59, after a lifetime of steady smoking and drinking -- and more recently, crash dieting to prepare for movie parts, Gable opted to do his own stunts, a decision that likely accelerated his death.

The decision has accelerated a dangerous trend toward a political system increasingly dominated by big-money interests with disproportionate power to spend freely to influence our elections and our government.

Results indicate reversible deterioration of figural but not verbal memory and a trend of accelerated decision times during VNS.

As Senator Charles E. Schumer knows, the decision on accelerated budgeting will be made in Washington, D.C., not Washington State.