Sentence examples for hastened through from inspiring English sources

His decision was perhaps hastened through the influence of Valentinian's mother, whose daughter Galla he had married at the end of 387, having been a widower since 386.

Downhills is particularly vulnerable because Gove has powers, under an act he hastened through parliament last year, to force into academy status any school that is said by Ofsted to need "special measures" or that has a notice to improve.

Debt campaigners say this process would be hastened through the adoption of a "Jubilee 2000" approach, under which, despite the strong opposition of the banks, countries would be allowed to default on a large proportion of their debts.

This is how interplanetary travel will be hastened through green energy development on the ground.

Economists say many of these problems will fade later in the year and economic growth will hasten through the spring.

They lift their skirts and hasten through the gate until they find the right distance to resume their minute inspection of the pasture.

The resultant reduction in gn of plants growing in cool root-zones may thus be an after-effect of daytime changes, or it may offer a physiological advantage such as hastened plant rehydration through concomitant decreases in En.

This consideration motivates some Buddhists to allow death to take its natural course, neither hastening it through suicide nor putting it off briefly through desperate measures of little benefit.

(6) In patients close to death who have already stopped eating and drinking, sedation cannot be said to hasten death through dehydration or starvation.

Some 660 security workers will hasten checks through 20 channels, and travelers will be required to arrive at the security area 35 minutes before takeoff to prevent delays.

It starts with oxygen, creator and destroyer, foundation of the atmosphere, the revolutionary element that quickens life and hastens death through its ferocious reactivity, and requires two sexes.