Sentence examples for it would quicken from inspiring English sources

After receiving numerous comments, BLM said in February 2011 it would quicken the pace at which it made revisions to its roundup procedures, use of fertility control drugs, and wild horse and burro range land management.

A senior official claimed that Mr Jang's removal would not alter economic policy "at all"—indeed, that it would quicken progress.

Agreed, that circus itself needs to change its perception in the minds of people but if the state were to allow festivals and remove some red tape when it comes to arranging such events, it would quicken things up.

Yet still it's uncanny how often we let ourselves out of the Garden by worrying about something that, if it did happen, would quicken us into a response much more practical than worry.

Its research budget would quicken the pulse of any ocean scientist, and the Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies at the University of Tasmania threw a party for the crew.

She tired easily, as if the child were drawing energy from her. Whenever she tried to ease a finger between her nape and the child's mouth, the sucking would quicken, so she learned to leave it alone.

"I would quicken my pace when the show got exciting," Ms. Kramer said.

Enron wanted Congress to adopt legislation that would quicken the pace of deregulation.

They would quicken the pace to keep up; he would wait until they tired and blow by them.

Accepting Turkey as a European Union member would quicken that trend and irrevocably alter the definition of Europe.

Eventually the pace would quicken when the whole Pluto question was taken up by the International Astronomical Association, an organization known for glacial pacing and rigorous rules.