Sentence examples for speed the completion from inspiring English sources

More inclusive political arrangements in all three areas will reduce the potential for violence and speed the completion of NATO's mission.

Many women in fertility treatment say that they simply do not view having twins as a risky situation and that they are willing, if not eager, to have them to speed the completion of their family, to avoid the high costs of future I.V.F.

Correction: November 3, 2004, Wednesday An article in Business Day yesterday about the effort by the Internal Revenue Service to speed the completion of audits at big corporations, a step that led to a sharp drop in the discovery of cheating, misstated the value of additional taxes owed by the 11,000 largest companies after the examinations.

New trial designs, such as accelerated titration designs, permitting intrapatient dose escalation and using fewer patients per dose level, thus, appear to be effective in reducing the number of patients who are undertreated and speeding the completion of the phase I trial (Simon et al, 1997).

"We will do everything to speed up the completion of the airport," said the new leader, Hartmut Mehdorn, 70.

We must invest more in infrastructure and manufacturing, as well as research and development.I will do all I can to speed up the completion of projects like the 615km (380-mile Trans-Java toll road.

Hiromichi Kamitsubo, an official at the Institute of Physical and Chemical Research involved with SPRing 8, says the funds will speed up the completion of ancillary facilities.

There is a need to speed up the completion of a policy on breast feeding and HIV.

The download speed and the completion percentage will be displayed next to the game title.

Speed: The task completion time is divided into 2 periods: the object acquisition time and the object moving time.

In the R&D sector, spending measures have refurbished university labs, bought supercomputers, and sped up the completion of major facilities such as the Super Photon Ring 8-giga-electron-volt synchrotron, which came on line a year early last fall.