Sentence examples for expedite registration from inspiring English sources

Jot down the address of the American embassy or consulate in countries you will visit, to expedite registration upon your arrival.

Facebook has long been a prerequisite for signing up for the service, along with competitors like Tinder, designed to help verify identities, offer common friends and expedite registration.

The next morning, at the center, while New York students and parents slumped on court benches, waiting for their numbers to be called, the Montanas were escorted through an expedited registration.

WHO proposed that countries follow an expedited registration procedure given that PsA-TT was WHO prequalified.

"The central allegation that I was kind of in that period trying to say don't do anything, don't say anything, don't bring any problems out, keep them all hidden, is fundamentally disproved by the decisions I took in relation to the expediting the registration of hospitals".

"The central allegation that I was kind of in that period trying to say 'don't do anything, don't say anything, don't bring any problems out, keep them all hidden', is fundamentally disproved by the decisions I took in relation to expediting the registration of hospitals".

As dolutegravir is already approved and seems to have the most "game-changing" potential of any of the next-generation ARVs, a high priority should be put in the near-term on researching how to optimally use this agent and on expediting its registration and introduction in countries.

The purpose of this change was to help expedite the copyright registration process for both applicants and the USCO by optimizing speed, cost and convenience.

The organ donor registries are linked to OPOs Web sites to facilitate and expedite electronic organ donor registration.

To expedite the process of registration and make sure you are ready for surgery on time, make sure to bring the required items.

Authorities are opening registration and relocation centers to expedite the process for new arrivals, while at the same time struggling to accommodate those stranded in Greece.