Sentence examples for expedite expansion from inspiring English sources

DOE can expedite expansion of electrical grids by simplifying complicated federal-state permitting processes, including land use authorizations for rights-of-way across a variety of federal lands.

Since Mr. Friedman's indictment, investigators have focused on whether state health officials improperly expedited expansion requests from him and certain other owners of day care centers.

The company plans to expand the business service into more markets over time, the addition of more regional, corporate clients could expedite that expansion process.

Tumor supply vessels increase oxygen and other factors to cancer cells and expedite tumor expansion and metastasis, which is a key criterion of disease aggression or inhibition.

His refusal to endorse the two-state solution has led to skepticism and despondency on the Palestinian side, exacerbated by fears that his government will expedite Jewish settlement expansion in the West Bank.

Originally launched in Israel before expanding to the U.K. in December 2014, the startup plans to use the new funding to "expedite" further European expansion.

It would offer expedited renewal or expansion of the authorization, providing limits and transparency with flexibility.

Attorney General Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut said yesterday that he would seek a court hearing as early as today to expedite his lawsuit over expansion plans by the Atlantic Coast Conference.

But it is at the state and local levels -- where government officials can most directly expedite Wal-Mart's expansion plans -- that the company has devoted the most influence-peddling resources.

Aggregate glands are often enormous compared to the other silk glands, and gene family expansion may expedite the synthesis of copious amounts of aggregate glues.

The phenomenon expedites the process of expansion of morbidity, which is found to be true at the national level by residence and by sex (26, 33).