Sentence examples for has been expediting from inspiring English sources

Since January, the Pentagon has been expediting sales of Hellfire air-to-ground missiles, anti-tank rounds, small arms and ammunition, under the Foreign Military Sales program.

An important component of hospital length of stay reduction programs has been expediting the movement of patients between hospitals and nursing homes.

As noted above, this process of reduction has been expedited by trade union pressures.

Nevertheless, due to the wide applications of AEE, commercial enzyme production has been expedited and as of now the enzyme production has become cheaper [38, 45].

Accordingly, visualization of highway data has been expedited by current advances in information technology and data collection technologies (Khattak and Shamayleh 2005).

This has been expedited by the creation of agencies such as DataCite [8], who provide services and infrastructure to incorporate DOI registration into the functionality of digital repositories [9].

The rollout of this service has been expedited after Google reached a deal with The Merlin Network, a rights agency that represents (according to their own press materials) over 120,000 independent labels, aggregators, and rights representatives worldwide.

Over the past decades, globalization of all aspects of society, including business, media, and education, has been expedited and facilitated by the revolution of Internet/computer (1).

The selection and production of proteins for immune evaluation has been expedited by recent advances such as the sequencing of the M. leprae genome and could be further simplified when coupled with effective in silico epitope predictions [ 13- 18].

He is studying finance at Baruch College, and his visa had been expedited.

The C.A.S. hearing had been expedited so Gatlin could compete in the United States Olympic trials if his appeal was successful.