Sentence examples for speed up removal from inspiring English sources

According to the BBC, "specialist teams" at each company will be used to assess complaints about hate speech to speed up removal of racist posts.

They also say the National Guard should be deployed to the border and more immigration judges are needed in order to speed up removal proceedings.

Under these conditions, Rapa had a comparatively minor effect because it could not speed up removal by the damaged lysosomes.

Social media giants have again been put on notice that they need to do more to speed up removals of hate speech and other illegal content from their platforms in the European Union.

Justice ministry sources said the elements that would be used to cut the prison population included: Speeding up the removal of foreign national prisoners.

Studies have found that used before training, it can reduce the amount of lactic acid produced, and used afterwards, can speed up its removal.

Mr Blair promised to recruit an extra 600 immigration officers, introduce biometric ID cards and speed up the removal of rejected asylum applicants, and laid out what he called the facts about the current level of migration into Britain.

The bill would speed up the removal of childless adults who have been enrolled in the program in a handful of states, and would reduce the enrollment of parents, even though including parents is often the best way to reach their children.

Next week she is expected to outline Labour's hate-crime strategy which will urge Twitter to speed up its removal of racist and antisemitic tweets, improve its communication of criminal activity online to the police, and prevent offenders simply restarting abuse from fresh accounts from the same IP address.

In the winery alone, before fermentation even begins, enzymes may be added to speed up the removal of solid particles from the juice, to amplify desirable aromas while eliminating disagreeable ones, to intensify the color of red wines and to clarify the color of whites.

Ecommerce giants Alibaba, Amazon, eBay and Rakuten have agreed to speed up the removal of dangerous goods being sold on their online marketplaces within the European Union.