Sentence examples for expedited release from inspiring English sources
The city's delay in releasing the dash camera footage of the shooting spurred a bill currently being considered by the state senate that would require the expedited release of future video, barring a judge's order to hold it.
Repeatedly, The Times has narrowed its request in the hopes of expediting release of the records so it could explore whether the FCC and the American public had been the victim of orchestrated campaign by the Russians to corrupt the notice-and-comment process and undermine an important step in the democratic process of rule-making.
I was once asked by an official at JKIA to produce "pages" supposedly "missing" from my passport and an official in Mombasa cajoled me to "ongea vizuri" i.e. speak properly if I wanted him to "expedite" release of a car I had imported from Japan.
Through incredible support, the Facebook community and many press outlets took his story to the public urging the NYPD to expedite his release with "#FreeLeo" started going up on Twitter.
The lawyers are taking the information about his release at face value and are, as ever, trying to expedite this release.
William C. Martin, the Olympic Committee's acting president, commended McCain for expediting the release of information.
Meanwhile, plans are afoot in Greece to expedite the release of two Syrian Orthodox bishops kidnapped by gunmen on Monday.
3.13pm BST Meanwhile, plans are afoot in Greece to expedite the release of two Syrian Orthodox bishops kidnapped by gunmen on Monday.
I already had a message from John Kennedy, the entertainment lawyer who oversaw the logistics of the three official Band Aid singles, pledging to do whatever he could to help expedite the release of Help Is Coming this week.
Apparently galvanised by this, David Cameron recently said he'd be writing to Obama seeking to "expedite" the release of Shaker Aamer, the last former UK resident still at Guantánamo.
