Sentence examples for discuss speeding up from inspiring English sources

But the envoys will also discuss speeding up the disabling of North Korea's main nuclear complex in return for fuel aid shipments.

As President Bush and his aides met frantically this week to discuss speeding up Iraq's transition to democracy, a paradox in the administration's foreign policy became evident.

As well as offers of help, France contacted members of the Paris Club, the world's leading lenders, to discuss speeding up debt relief for Haiti, said the French economy minister, Christine Lagarde.

NETHERLANDS: BID TO SPEED LOCKERBIE TRIAL -- The trial of two Libyans in the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland, adjourned until May 23 so the two sides could discuss speeding up proceedings.

European Union transport ministers are due to meet May 4 as the European Business Aviation Convention and Exhibition, or Ebace, opens in Geneva, to discuss speeding up air traffic control changes, a project known as Single European Skies, now planned for 2012.

Bankers are also discussing speeding up the way they award company stock.

In a series of meetings this spring, Mr. Gates and Mr. Shinseki also discussed significantly speeding up the time it takes for people leaving the military to get exams that will determine their disability compensation.

The next archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, is being invited to meet MPs and Lords to discuss ways of speeding up a fresh attempt for the Church of England to vote for the ordination of women bishops.

L. Paul Bremer III, the American administrator in Iraq, made a hurried return to Washington as Bush administration officials held an urgent round of meetings to discuss ways of speeding up the transfer of power to Iraqis.

L. Paul Bremer III, the American administrator in Iraq, made a hurried return to Washington on Tuesday as Bush administration officials held an urgent round of meetings to discuss ways of speeding up the transfer of power to Iraqis.

Trump reportedly discussed the possibility of speeding up the permit process for a building that would bear his name in Buenos Aires.