When a pretender, Alexander Balas, appeared, Philometor hastened to aid him in 153, and later even gave him a daughter in marriage.
If something went wrong, he was to say, "I wish my brother was here," and officers would hasten to his aid.
In the interior, villagers blocked trucks carrying supplies, demanding the government do more to hasten the distribution of aid that has flooded into the country but has been slow to reach those in need.
He said that money from the Federal Emergency Management Agency may help hasten the pace of reconstruction, since President Obama authorized federal aid for parts of the country struck by the storm.
Gabi Weller – a student and one of the hundreds of German voluntary workers who have hastened to the aid of refugees since the crisis began – told The Independent in Berlin: "It looks like the euphoria is over.
The campaign he was starting, when I spent time with him this summer and fall, goes by the name of "death with dignity," and the statewide law he hopes to enact by popular vote on Election Day of 2008 would allow for "physician-assisted suicide" or, as the death-with-dignity movement prefers to call it, "hastened death" or "aid in dying".
American officials say the reforms could hasten the delivery of lifesaving aid by as much as 14 weeks and feed many more people.
The administration wants to assure that any military aid intended to hasten the departure of Assad increases the likelihood that after Assad's departure, Syria has a chance at becoming a peaceful, democratic society instead of a failed state or hotbed of Radical Islam.
Jacob A. Voice Hastens to Aid Fund for Children.
Archives|Jacob A. Voice Hastens to Aid Fund for Children.
The French government and the European Union's administrative arm, the European Commission, had sought to hasten the legislation to let direct aid go to some of the euro zone's most vulnerable banks starting Jan . 1
