Sentence examples for be expedited with from inspiring English sources
Mrs Balanchandran's visa application was supported by Guy's who asked that it be expedited "with the minimum of delay".
The lucky ones are kept in detention for a few days or weeks before being released, a process than can be expedited with bribes of money or food.
Travel may be expedited with Cannon Travel Centers, where the party may be launched to faraway destinations via a giant cannon.
Frowning as we watch them practice a skill that could easily be expedited with our help, but understanding their need for independence and autonomy to become their own person... especially a stubborn 2-year-old!
Our findings show that patients' pathways to MDR-TB care varied: some were expedited, with treatment initiated within a week of first health provider contact, thus achieving the anticipated benefit of Xpert.
Consistent with this observation, behavioral detection responses to a feature singleton have been found to be expedited – associated with shorter PCN latencies – when observers are provided in advance with a cue word (e.g., shape) that indicates the probable target-defining dimension on a given trial [32].
He repeated China's oft-stated public position that the cases would be "expedited" and dealt with under Chinese law.
The protests prompted the secretive Bohemians to hire a public relations consultant, Sam Singer, who patiently explained that members come from all walks of life; that the two-decade waiting list for membership could be expedited for those with unique talents ("If you play the violin, let me know"); that there is no human sacrifice.
Lobbying does exist, however in a small, slow and fragmented way that could be expedited more judiciously with exponentially greater results.
Those payments will be expedited under the agreement with federal officials.
"Check in for a flight would be expedited by replacing paper documents with an electronic passport," explains a summary of the innovations laid out in the report, "as well as biometric traveler identification through fingerprints, facial recognition, or an iris scan".
