Sentence examples similar to accelerate the dates from inspiring English sources

That, of course, will accelerate the date at which the government will run out of cash.

The Republican National Committee had intended the first ballots in the presidential campaign to be cast in February, but several states accelerated the dates of their contests.

But it abruptly accelerated the date to November 4-5.

The SEC did that by declining to exercise its authority under § 8(a) of the Securities Act of 1933, 15 U.S.C. § 77h(a), to accelerate the effective date of the registration statement.

This is the right for the issuer to accelerate the maturity date of that issue.

Further, Treasury must accelerate the March 31st date for making an upcoming web portal operational that many of us called for, so that homeowners can track their documents online.

In a letter to the state's Health Authority office, Wyden announced that he will introduce legislation to accelerate the start date for state waivers from 2017 to 2014, if not earlier for Oregon specifically.

Specifically it's aiming to incentivize and accelerate the 'going on a date' component of dating, rather than building a business out of encouraging singles to spend their time indulging indecision by vicariously checking people out and checking out who visited/liked their dating profile.

The law accelerated the effective date to October of this year versus in 2011.

The common practice of accelerating the vesting date for a CEO's options at retirement added yet another incentive to focus on short-term performance.

There are ways President Obama could get bigger savings from Medicare, perhaps by accelerating the start date for the new charges on beneficiaries or making them apply to all enrollees.