Sentence examples for expediting changes from inspiring English sources

Many of the measures proposed on Sunday, like expediting changes in the country's electrical power system, have been fought by powerful political constituencies like farmers.

The Obama administration is tweaking the program to make it easier for some borrowers, by expediting changes that will reduce monthly payments from 15 percent of discretionary income to 10 percent and forgive outstanding balances after 20 years of payments, instead of 25 years.

Gove said he would meet the chairman of the parole board, Nick Hardwick, later this week to "expedite changes".

It was to expedite change that the people of South Africa called on the rest of the world to disengage itself from contact with apartheid.

This has translated to a need to develop strategies designed to achieve organizational change and a field of study whose objective is to better understand how to expedite change in treatment organizations and their clinical practices.

We need to inspire new reform, using the market and consumer demand to expedite change.

Some in the U.S. government decide to turn towards covert action to expedite change on the island.

The female sex workers on our project have taken our unique touch-tag approach into parliament with the aim of expediting these changes.

It may be possible to interpret an IPv4 address as a locally sourced dot-base62x address, expediting the change to IPv6 by minimizing equipment changes, and consequently simplifying the program and greatly reducing the associated costs.

"It's easier to keep to the timetable and expedite changes -- and it virtually eliminates the need for do-overs or long delays while disputes get ironed out".

Conventional farming loses carbon to the environment, directly influencing and expediting climate change.