Sentence examples for expedited years from inspiring English sources

Seems to me the release of the wrongly accused San Antonio Four would have been expedited years ago with the power of wealthy, white Austin blasting the cause.

It includes a version of the Dream Act, the measure from which the young immigrants take their name, which would give them an expedited five-year pathway to American citizenship.

"Three months, six more weeks expedited, up to one year and, today, 'a long time; nobody should have given you a time frame,'" Ms. Skrzyniarz, who works at a nonprofit hospital, wrote in an email last week.

PRIORITY BOARDING AND SECURITY United began selling a variety of perks a couple of years ago, including expedited security and preboarding (from $9), but has temporarily suspended the "premier travel" program.

It has been really exciting because almost every time I raised a case with them, the individual having problems would unexpectedly see their cases – which they had been struggling with for years – suddenly get expedited and approved.

This was something that has been in Uber's plans for years, but was expedited over the weekend because of the high volume of requests, according to two people at the company.

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Those rated as ineffective for two consecutive years can be dismissed through an expedited process.

Those rated ineffective for two straight years could be fired in an expedited process.

With a 6-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter, she was happy when Shur-Way Moving expedited their delivery from October to Aug. 15.

But we have a goal to have 25 percent of all travelers in the United States by the end of the year go through some form of expedited physical screening.