Sentence examples for speeded by a from inspiring English sources

Minor offences could be decriminalised, the number of judges increased and hearings speeded by a switch from written to oral pleas.

There is talk of transferring the show to New York, which could be speeded by a $4 million federal grant for touring from the Department of Education to Deaf West, according to Bill O'Brien, a producer at the theater.

WHEN the big Westchester city Yonkers started to go downhill, the slide was speeded by a decaying downtown, pockets of poverty and bitter school segregation battles that created a legacy of racial mistrust.

"Ramps!" he shouts, referring to a patch of green we'd sped by a millisecond earlier.

Once, after being stopped for speeding by a state trooper, he tried to get out of the situation by announcing that he knew Osama bin Laden personally.

What can we do?" As ambulances sped by, a taxi driver waiting at the same checkpoint said life was worse now than under the former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein.

It was in Canada though, in 1956, that Watson-Watt got a glimpse of a less popular application for the technology he helped develop - when he was pulled over for speeding by a policeman using a radar gun.

Kate is eventually pulled over for speeding by a young Renee Montoya, who was just a traffic cop at this point.

James catches and then speeds by a relay rival 20 meters ahead of him in the New South Wales primary schools championships.

Being scanned or interrogated by an airport screener at a ballgame makes about as much sense as getting pulled over for speeding by a National Guardsman rattling down the Interstate in an Abrams tank.

Overseas, the United Kingdom found that speed cameras reduced the number of those killed or seriously injured by 40percentt, reduced collisions by 33percentt, and reduced speeding by an astounding 71percentt at the sites the cameras had been installed.