They have their process, as they do for everybody, not just for me, but anything that they might do to expedite that process, I heartily support.
Ashya is now in his sixth week after surgery and the Prague hospital has undertaken to expedite his treatment.
But the worst for Gonzales – who was herself a flight attendant – was the chief executive's statement that MH370 would be officially declared "lost" by the year end to expedite insurance claims for the bereaved.
In her first interview since being appointed, Amber Rudd told the Sunday Times the government would push ahead with its promises to expedite the extraction of shale gas and change the law to allow frackers to drill beneath national parks.
"We're really looking at what we can do to expedite the provision of support and capacity-building to the GCC in areas like ballistic missile defence, maritime security, special operations, counter-terrorism capacity, border security," deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes told reporters.
Some of Chrysler's creditors lodged objections to the plan, arguing that their interests have been sidetracked in order to expedite the deal.Visteon, a car-parts supplier, filed for bankruptcy protection.
A spokesman for the court said the charges were laid in absentia to expedite the process, sidestepping the need to apply for arrest warrants.
The government is due to introduce a new law on September 14th to expedite corporate restructuring, but whether it will apply to those big firms is unclear.
And Dr Jaffe has also worked out what meteorological conditions would expedite speedy transport.
First, the lack of proper participatory democracy: the democracy package agreed by the Turkish grand national assembly in December 1995 to expedite its entry into the EU has not been brought into being.
The departure of Sir Gus O'Donnell, the country's top civil servant, was announced this week: part of a Big Bang restructuring, which shows how anxious the prime minister is to expedite policy delivery.
