Sentence examples for accelerated date from inspiring English sources

The UK's primary focus at this meeting was to inform Washington of an accelerated date for the request of the removal of U.S. munitions from UK territory and to seek reactions to the latest version of the draft letter from Foreign Minister Miliband to Secretary Clinton.

According to Derek Humphry, author of a ­seminal 1991 euthanasia textbook, "The closure in a case of accelerated, date-fixed ­dying is more effective and poignant because ­everybody ­concerned knows in advance that the patient will be gone at a pre-ordained time".

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

As a result, Watsi is officially the first non-profit that Y Combinator has funded and accelerated to date as part of YC's 2012/13 program.

Only 46 people got an accelerated release date Monday, but where there were 46, there can be more.

Instead, The Frighteners received an accelerated release date, four months earlier than planned, and an additional $6 million in financing, with fifteen digital animators and computer workstations (some were borrowed from Universal and other effects companies in the US).

While Mr. Perry could benefit from a group of Southern states voting on Super Tuesday, Mr. Romney could also benefit from Western states that have accelerated their dates.

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.

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

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

To date, accelerated evolution of some genes in specific lineages has been reported.