Sentence examples for expedited confirmation from inspiring English sources
Also the presidential appointment process would be changed to reduce the number of appointees subject to confirmation, identify a slate of critical nominees for expedited confirmation (to preserve continuity in government when Presidents change) and require an up or down vote within 90 days on presidential appointments.
Mr. Reagan also urged the Senate to expedite confirmation proceedings to allow the Court to be at full strength when its term begins in October.
The government announced last week that it would be using DNA testing to expedite confirmation of familial ties between adults coming forward to claim children, given that several agencies had been involved in the separation of families and that databases were not complete.
last week, when he agreed to expedite confirmation of 15 of President Donald Trump's judicial nominees to lifetime federal court seats.
We investigated a novel technique, intraoperative 99 m Tc-Sestamibi (MIBI) imaging (neck and excised specimen (ES)), using a large field-of-view portable gamma camera (LFOVGC), for expediting confirmation of MIBI-avid parathyroid adenoma removal.
Nixon had asked Hoover to waive the background check on Mitchell to expedite his confirmation as AG, so the public had to rely on the press for information about him.
Light cited a number of quick fixes that he said would expedite the confirmation process.
The nominees are then sent to the Senate as a pair as a means of expediting their confirmation.
Democrats have protested that GOP leaders planned the packed hearing schedule in order to expedite the confirmation process and limit scrutiny.
They spent the bulk of the week trying to bully Ford into participating in a sham hearing designed to discredit her and expedite the confirmation of Kavanaugh.
The idea, explained the aide, is to test whether an informal agreement between Republicans and Democrats to either filibuster less or expedite the confirmation process has had any tangible impact.
