Sentence examples for expedite proceedings from inspiring English sources

And the Bavarians are not in the mood to expedite proceedings while they are still fighting against relegation.

The sudden influx of immigration cases has swamped the federal courthouse, where clerks are learning how to pronounce Creole names and filings are being waived to expedite proceedings.

Several other major Khmer Rouge figures have died, including the supreme leader, Pol Pot, in 1998 – a factor that only adds to the pressure on the tribunal to expedite proceedings against the four indicted today.

Though some senior aides to President Bush have never liked the breakup order, or the idea of keeping those products from being linked, the prevailing view among lawyers following the case was that the decision was a blend of ideology and pragmatism -- an assessment, in light of the appeals court opinion, that it was not unreasonable to take steps to expedite proceedings.

"[P]laintiffs respectfully request your honor's immediate consideration of plaintiffs' pending motion to expedite proceedings," a letter on behalf of shareholders reads. .

Their most immediate concern is that sending judges with marching orders to expedite proceedings might interfere with attempts to find lawyers, said Manoj Govindaiah, the head of family detention services for the legal services organization RAICES.

Chancellor Strine handed Mr. Icahn a victory here, ordering that there be expedited proceedings on the meeting claim.

The Delaware judge in the ExamWorks case, Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster, has expedited proceedings to hear these claims.

A special court would provide expedited proceedings with knowledgeable staff that would work to settle claims quickly.

Soon after, and for unknown reasons, Urbanus was stripped of his rank, imprisoned, tried, and executed, all in one day of expedited proceedings.

"I'd love to work with you on whether there's room going forward for expedited proceedings or for special ways to make sure that voting cases still get heard, and some either reauthorization or strengthening or replacement for the Voting Rights Act," Coons told Holder.