Sentence examples for been expedited from inspiring English sources
verb
To accelerate the progress of.
- He expedited the search by alphabetizing the papers.
He is studying finance at Baruch College, and his visa had been expedited.
As noted above, this process of reduction has been expedited by trade union pressures.
The C.A.S. hearing had been expedited so Gatlin could compete in the United States Olympic trials if his appeal was successful.
Until 2007, nine-tenths of the country's organ supply came from its tens of thousands of death-row inmates, whose executions have sometimes been expedited for the purpose of harvesting organs.
At the same time, with expectations of a longer-term tight market, rental deals that had lingered in the talking stage have rapidly closed, and construction schedules have been expedited.
When Seoul and Washington agreed last year on the THAAD unit, they were aiming for deployment by the end of July, although it had been expedited and was expected to arrive between June and August.
The process should be expedited.
That work, he added, "will be expedited".
The team made sure it was expedited.
Their asylum cases should be expedited.
