It is known as the "Hastert Rule" for its chief adherent, former Speaker J. Dennis Hastert, who declared: "The job of speaker is not to expedite legislation that runs counter to the wishes of the majority of his majority".
It had speedy-managerial cousins in expedite and expedition.
WHSmith has said it would be "impossible" to implement dual-pricing, even though pricing differs between its high-street and airport stores, and it has a till system run by BT Expedite, which uses dual-pricing with other retail customers, and works closely with franchise partner SSP, which also operates dual-pricing for dozens of other businesses.
It hopes the investment in Mirantis will help expedite OpenStack development for customers running its hardware, Jason Waxman, VP and GM for cloud platforms at Intel explained.
On 28 December 2006, in a confidential letter, the prime minister told Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams that the government was working on putting in place mechanisms to resolve outstanding On The Run cases, including "expediting the existing administrative procedures".
"Sure, it costs more, but a business could use it to expedite their core idea, their home run," Mr. Dragseth said.
Since insulin signaling is desensitized in AD and since it is not sensible to give insulin administration to people as it would expedite the de-sensitisation in the long run, alternative strategies are investigated.
In a statement tonight, the Justice Department said Microsoft's filing with the Court of Appeals was "an ill-conceived attempt to end-run the Expediting Act".
She clearly wanted to make sure we served Steve well, and ran back to the kitchen to expedite the pizza.
Policies that create incentives for participation in public databases are the most promising way to expedite clinical interpretation of genomic data in the long run.
