Sentence examples for expediting the release from inspiring English sources
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.
The Autopsy Service makes every effort to ensure the medical portion of the death certificate is properly filled out to expedite the release of a patient into the care of a funeral home or cremation service.
Fifteen states have implemented a process that expedites the release of elderly prisoners; California is not among them.
In response, DHS updated its guidelines for detaining families and initiated a review of cases to expedite the release of qualified asylum seekers.
The Union-Tribune agreed to allow 11 Superior Court judges' addresses to be withheld, upon their request, to expedite the release of the records, though Aviles emphasized that she still believes the addresses are public record.
Another option arose early in 2018 when New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced a "geriatric parole program" to expedite the release of old and infirm inmates who meet certain criteria, both for humanitarian reasons and to save the state money.
