Sentence examples for even expedite from inspiring English sources

In fact, ISIS may even expedite this oil crisis in its ongoing quest to destabilize Saudi Arabia.

Colleges also use qualifying exam scores to place students into more advanced courses, which will better prepare them for future study or the workforce and could even expedite their degree.

Moffett said he gave up after his clients in Cairo refused to even expedite a review of the criminal cases against the American and other human rights workers in custody.

However, within the last decade, the focus shifted to going to "top" colleges with hopes to maximize (and even expedite) career and life success.

The Legislature, deadline in mind, even expedited its schedule of budget hearings.

After a number of hearings, and even expedited arguments before the United States Supreme Court, Congress last year enacted a law called Promesa, which gives insolvent territories a way to seek court protection from their creditors.

She'd insisted he be admitted, despite the fact there was nothing any doctor could do: for Anne and Georges, the ultimate act of love was Georges allowing and even expediting Anne's death, but for my grandparents, it was my grandfather allowing my grandmother to try to keep him alive.

Depending on where an individual's scores rank, they are then entitled to various loans, car rentals, faster check-ins at hotels/airports, and even expedited travel visa approvals.

SingNet's failure to contest Odex's application, perhaps even expediting it, was perceived by some of its subscribers as a voluntary breach of privacy.

However, the Washington University IRB did require a protocol to be written and approved a process that took about a month even when expedited, Laumann says.

Together with the calls the administration makes in the report on energy policy it issued today to "streamline," "expedite" or even remove obstacles to energy production, the new directive represents an important shift of emphasis.