Sentence examples for hasten steps from inspiring English sources

No Promises on Liberalizing Telecoms, Banking 14. (C) U/S Otero and A/S Carson encouraged Meles to hasten steps to liberalize the telecommunications and banking industries in Ethiopia, and highlighted both the micro- and macroeconomic benefits of liberalization.

Entering trade negotiations, he says, might help hasten such steps.

It would likely hasten Japan's steps to amend its pacifist constitution, beef up its defence forces and play a bigger security role in the region.

The company used the opportunity to highlight a number of partnerships and plans designed to hasten the next step in Windows evolution.

Google is taking steps to hasten Android's growth.

Now the question is whether the U.S. will take more direct steps to hasten the installation of that post-Assad government.

This step helps to hasten the treatment process if you're using a pediculicide, but you can also get rid of lice using a nit comb alone.

The model conceives of these levels as not just sources of referral or delay but rather as 'filters,' hastening access to STEP for some kinds of patients while potentially delaying it for others.

In October, President Bush announced steps that he said would "hasten the arrival of a new, free democratic Cuba".

At the end of the two-month protest the state legislature promised to hold hearings to look into the use of SHUs, and some reforms have resulted, including a "step-down" programme that may hasten some inmates' transfers out of solitary.

At the end of the two-month protest the state legislature promised to hold hearings to look into the use of SHUs, and some reforms have resulted, including a "step-down" program that may hasten some inmates' transfers out of solitary.