Sentence examples for expediting loss from inspiring English sources
The traffic manager is concerned with freight consolidation, carrier rates and charges, carrier selection, documentation, tracing and expediting, loss and damage claims, diversion and reconsignment, demurrage and detention, movements of hazardous materials, and use of private carriage.
Trade unions and pro-labor Democrats have come to blame China's inclusion in the global trading system as a milestone that has expedited the loss of American manufacturing jobs, while American multinational companies have reaped increasingly large benefits.
AMTSL is intended to reduce post-partum blood loss through expediting placental delivery and preventing uterine atony [ 5].
Results showed that small increases in weight expedited cartilage volume loss and increased knee pain among people with medial meniscal tears only.
Among these, RNA interference (RNAi) can be used to expedite genome-wide loss-of-function (LOF) screens in mammalian systems [26], [27], [28], [29].
The 69-year-old revealed last month he would leave the key post when his contract expired at the end of this financial year but Australia's recent form, most notably woeful losses to South Africa in Perth and Hobart that featured inept batting collapses, has expedited his exit.
Failure to expedite their departure could have dangerous consequences.
Expediting the process and reducing the likelihood of loss to follow-up could result in more timely initiation of management in primary healthcare.
"We are expediting their response," he said.
Gov. Gary E. Johnson, a Republican who spent much of the day with Mr. Babbitt, urged New Mexicans to "document, document, document your losses" to expedite the paperwork in making claims.
Matar has put the point to us, who both opposed the war in Iraq as unlawful, with characteristic clarity: "The Libyans must have their own revolution, but they need actions to be taken to expedite it and limit the already excessive loss of innocent life, and they need those actions now".
