The prime minister asked that the procedures be speeded up so that the 20 Feb decision, which foresees a first interim agreement by the end of April, be implemented".
There has been an extradition treaty in place between Britain and Spain since 1985, and the introduction of European arrest warrants in 2004 has simplified and speeded up the process of bringing British citizens back to the UK for trial.
So I couldn't fathom what he was talking about and, unsurprisingly, I speeded up immediately.
These changes are not set in stone; there will be hearings, followed by revised proposals and a final Commons vote, but the process has been simplified and speeded up, to Labour's disquiet.
So the process would need to be speeded up.The leap from evolutionary biology to semiconductors came naturally to Dr Belcher.
The report says that "the average rate of ice loss from glaciers around the world, excluding glaciers on the periphery of the ice sheets, was very likely 226Gt [trillion tonnes] a year over the period 1971-2009 and very likely 275Gt a year over the period 1993-2009 .In other words, it has speeded up.
The map above shows how the world would look if country size were adjusted in line with the projected GDPs of countries by 2015.For richer, for poorerThese trends have been going on a long time but the end of the great recession has speeded them up dramatically.
An electron can be speeded up, slowed down or even stopped.
It would help patients (and, if it came to a terrorist attack involving bacteria, it would help the authorities, too) if this process could be speeded up.
But Mr Viana is understandably nervous about taking over a ministry that appears to have been sidelined, particularly at a time when the rate of deforestation has speeded up.
For the spread of resistance is speeded up when antibiotics are overprescribed; the level of a bacterium's resistance seems to be directly related to the amount of antibiotic used against it.Dr Hiramatsu first observed his VRSA bug cryptically called Mu50 last year.
