Sentence examples for speed up procedures from inspiring English sources
As part of the plan, Mr. Fox is sending legislation to Congress that would speed up procedures for levying tariffs on certain goods that some Mexicans contend are being sold below cost.
The stand-off resulted in a nasty war of words that at the start of the year appeared to have reached breaking point when Fifa's secretary general, Jérôme Valcke, publicly said Brazil needed a "kick up the backside", as a way to speed up procedures.
In January, Poland was assured that the European Commission would intervene to speed up procedures for allowing Polish companies into the Russian market.
Parliament urges national authorities to speed up procedures for appointing guardians for unaccompanied children, who should also be hosted in separate facilities from adults in order to avoid any risk of violence and sexual abuse.
Jeremy W. Peters explains that Republicans have tentatively agreed to a framework for changes that would speed up procedure in the Senate in exchange for a concession from Democrats on allowing amendments to bills once they reach the floor.
The rapporteur's report contains positive elements because, on the one hand, it specifies the dates and, on the other hand, it highlights the need to speed up procedure, in the event of urgent cases, to 48 hours.
The regulations also seek to cut red tape by simplifying and speeding up procedures for setting up and connecting solar systems.
We also include a speed up procedure in order to reduce the computational effort needed for the local search technique, which results in large CPU time savings.
In the rotation tests, rotor runs stably with small vibration amplitude, which is dominant in waterfall plot during whole speed up procedure.
The government has also increased the tax on land left idle, and speeded up the procedures for its re-distribution.
However, Sawicki did say that EU agriculture commissioner Dacian Ciolos had promised to speed up compensation procedures regarding the most sensitive Polish agricultural products, namely those which cannot be stored for longer periods of time.
