Sentence examples for expedited from from inspiring English sources

Public hearings on proposed pipelines were expedited from the fall to the spring, leaving groups little time to organize and mount challenges to inadequate environmental analysis of the impacts, said Gillian McEachern of Environmental Defense, a Canadian environment group.

Interhospital transfer of the patient from a spoke to a hub hospital is expedited from class D hospitals if: (A) fibrinolysis is contraindicated; or (B) unsuccessful fibrinolysis is clinically suspected with failed reperfusion (ie, rescue PCI).

Hutto, located in central Texas, is used for immigrants from countries other than Mexico who are awaiting "expedited removal from the United States". That process ended the policy known as "catch and release," in which such people were given a notice to appear later before an immigration judge.

Like Jovanovski, Krajicek is a powerful player, but stepping on court against Serena Williams would seem to guarantee a similarly expedited eviction from the tournament.

On November 12, Cooper sought expedited review from the Delaware Supreme Court of the Chancery Court's refusal to order Apollo to consummate the deal.

Because Stargardt's is an "orphan disease" with no treatment, he says it should get expedited review from FDA.

The delay in shipping new second generation locks is because we have been on back order for this popular lock, but we expedited those from the factory to fulfill.

Expedited withdrawal from Iraq was a central point of Cegelis' campaign and Duckworth opposed a withdrawal timetable.

Well, for starters, it would facilitate an expedited withdrawal from Iraq, help incubate a new peace initiative between Israel and the Palestinians, arrest perhaps the growing strength of Hamas and Hezbollah, and enable the region to better acclimate to the need to develop and reform...and this is just the top of the list.

John McEnroe blasted Greg Rusedski's Centre Court outburst yesterday and the erstwhile Superbrat rightly predicted the British No2 would be "embarrassed" at his reaction to the controversial call from the crowd that expedited his exit from this year's tournament, writes Jason Gee.

In fact, they could benefit from sending labor abroad if it meant expedited knowledge transfers from host countries.