Sentence examples for faster appeals from inspiring English sources
Four days later, Defense Secretary Ashton Carter suspended the debt recovery program and ordered faster appeals for soldiers and veterans seeking relief from the debts.
In interviews by phone and during two rare tours, condemned inmates embraced the repeal of the death penalty even as others favored faster appeals, despite accelerating their own march to execution.
In response to Barakat's death, the cabinet also passed a new anti-terror law allowing hefty punishments for a broad definition of terrorism charges and requested a faster appeals process, a move critics viewed as restricting basic legal rights, but that Sisi said would help bring terrorists to justice faster.
In response to Barakat's death, the cabinet also passed a new anti-terror law and request for a faster appeals process, a move critics viewed as restricting basic legal rights, but that Sisi said would help bring terrorists to justice faster.
If the agency found that Foxconn violated the state's Family and Medical Leave Act, and Foxconn asked a court to overturn that decision, the company would have the benefit of faster appeals, automatic stays of unfavorable decisions, and the chance for a friendly supreme court to short circuit the judicial process.
We're hoping for the previous, as the idea of going fast appeals to us, but not at $4 a gallon.
Songbeat says it will respond with a fast appeal but has taken the service offline for the time being just to make sure.
Acting fast, the appeals court initially ordered briefing to be completed by the Friday before Inauguration Day.
And because Labour doesn't intend to publish the breakdown of votes, there must be transparency in the counting, as well as a fast-track appeals process for any invalidated ballots.
They also criticised the very low success rates of fast-track appeals against deportation with only 11% allowed in 2013 compared to 25% in appeals for asylum claims as a whole.
There has been no fast-track appeals procedure since.
