Sentence examples for accelerated move from inspiring English sources
An accelerated move to strengthen the legal system is one of the most urgent.
The accelerated move towards harmonizing donor funding to more efficiently support countries' HSS efforts necessitates the development of a common analytical framework for tracking HSS investments.
What if you were never really in love at all? Directed by Michael Wilson with assured understatement, and acted by a consistently convincing and versatile repertory cast, these plays flow with a sense of everyday life accelerated, moving by us in a blur of dramatic happenings lodged in the fine grit of the ordinary.
Moving north-northeast around the western fringe of the subtropical ridge, Dinah's motion accelerated, moving close to Marcus Island late that afternoon, causing extensive vegetation damage.
There is an accelerating move away from the old empires of information, with their command and control approach.
Reports emerged early this week that Citigroup was accelerating moves to dismantle parts of its troubled financial empire.
Faced with a veto of the resolution, Palestinian sources say Abbas will accelerate moves to join UN and international bodies, including accession to the international criminal court.
Serbs and Kosovo Albanians alike also would like to know how their leaders intend to accelerate moves toward E.U. membership and entrenching the rule of law.
Mr. Gutierrez, in earlier talks with senior Chinese officials, including Prime Minister Wen Jiabao; the vice prime minister, Wu Yi; and the commerce minister, Bo Xilai, urged China to accelerate moves to open its markets.
Staggered by losses despite two federal rescues, Citigroup is accelerating moves to dismantle parts of its troubled financial empire in an effort to placate regulators and its anxious investors.
It said 2009 earnings were likely to be "materially ahead" of current consensus, helped by the company's strategy of cutting costs and accelerating moves to transfer more production to low cost economies.
