Sentence examples for expedite applications from inspiring English sources
The Obama administration said Tuesday that it would expedite applications to help Iran's earthquake victims.
In May the government invited the workers back and even set up centres in Indonesia to help expedite applications for work visas.
The Department for Communities and Local Government declined to say whether it would expedite applications for EU-funded structural and investment projects in order to meet the 23 November deadline.
We believe that the use of GBS coupled with haploid mapping will expedite applications of genomic information by conservation and management agencies.
During preliminary discussions at Dhulikhel Hospital, Kathmandu University School of Medical Sciences in 2010, staff nurses suggested that modification was needed to expedite application by practitioners working "solo" in small facilities and homes.
To expedite application of the modified classification procedures proposed in this paper by others, we describe these steps in more detail.
She noted that travelers can sign up for a passport at http://travel.state.gov/passport and check their status online a month after they apply, and after one week in the case of an expedited application.
As for the athletes and their support staffs, the State Department has created a process that will expedite visa applications and inspections, even though visa applicants in general have come under more scrutiny since Sept. 11, Romney said.
The case worker told me that they didn't expedite any applications and she couldn't talk to me at all about Rita's application due to confidentiality, however the caseworker asked me for Rita's phone number and called her right there to finish the application process.
And Mr. Bush sought to prove his own compassion by proposing to spend an additional $100 million in federal money every year to expedite foreigners' applications for immigration.
And he sought to demonstrate his own compassion by proposing to spend an additional $100 million in annual federal spending to expedite foreigners' applications to immigrate.
