Sentence examples for expedite relief from inspiring English sources

Japan will also send disaster management experts to help expedite relief efforts and look at ways to reduce landslide risks, the Japanese embassy in Colombo said.

Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, who is in New York, ordered officials to expedite relief efforts for victims of the country's deadliest earthquake since 2005, when about 70,000 people died in an earthquake that struck the northwestern mountains.

One reason the heavily armed detachments of police who are occasionally glimpsed on the roads of Sindhupalchowk are doing little to expedite relief is that they have long been more a counter-insurgency force than a service for humanitarian emergencies.

The United States cleared the way on Tuesday for American charities to expedite relief to the victims of the double earthquake that struck Iran more than two weeks ago, issuing the charities a temporary but broad exemption to the regimen of economic sanctions imposed on that country over its disputed nuclear energy program.

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But participants said the varied complaints of the fund's many critics in Congress, in academia and on the streets resonated in many of the policy proposals discussed during the sessions, including those for streamlined lending procedures and expedited debt relief for poor countries.

"Further similar moves will follow — including expediting the visas of relief workers seeking to enter the country," Mr. Ban said.

A senior administration official said Friday that the Treasury Department had approved the lending agencies' expedited approach to debt relief.

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