Sentence examples for this would hasten from inspiring English sources

Would it be permissible to increase the level of sedation foreseeing that this would hasten the death that is now inevitable?

It is possible that Mr. López might attract a significant following among Libre moderates, and that this would hasten the disintegration of the party.

If all are approved, agency officials said that would hasten the projected completion of those contracts -- to 2009, from 2016 -- and save more than $400 million.

"No Attorney General, and especially not this one, would hasten to indict a Prime Minister when they know it might lead to his ouster," Drucker told me.

We undertook this study to examine risk factors for MDR-TB in our patient population, to assess the impact of the introduction of rpoB testing on clinical practice, and to determine whether this test would hasten MDR-TB diagnosis in patients where recognised risk factors did not apply, and thereby translate into tangible benefits for both patients and their contacts.

He replied that he would be happy enough to go home.Russia's president, Dmitry Medvedev, may have thought that by calling Mikheil Saakashvili "a political corpse" this week he would hasten the Georgian president's downfall.

"And what is the use of a book," she wonders, after glancing over her older sister's shoulder, "without pictures or conversations?" Of many uses, this book critic would hasten to tell her.

In the first regime, high levels of ongoing viral replication slow the decay rate of the latent reservoir; in this regime, attenuation of viral replication would hasten the decay of the latent reservoir.

Methods to reduce the effects of acute stress could benefit the equine industry; therefore, the objective of this experiment was to determine whether aromatherapy would hasten the recovery time in acute-stressed horses.

Just in this last quarter, Kodak raised its dividend, so I would doubt that they would hasten to lower it again.

Under this model, the influence of multiple genetic polymorphisms on the FVB/N background would hasten the development of these architectural features, resulting in premature age-related thymic involution.