Sentence examples for which would expedite from inspiring English sources

It also asks for a declaration of a national emergency, which would expedite various practical measures and show that the Administration has a coherent plan.

The proclamation allows California to request a broad emergency declaration from President Barack Obama, which would expedite some water transfers, provide financial assistance and suspend some state and federal regulations.

But unlike many companies that have filed for bankruptcy this year, Lear has not reached a so-called prearranged restructuring plan, which would expedite its trip through the courts.

There is a need to identify novel candidate biomarkers of SSAKI, which would expedite early treatment aimed at preventing the effects of this highly morbid complication of sepsis.

Articles that she wrote for the paper about the circulation of counterfeit money at Cypress Bay and the proposed federal Dream Act (for Development, Relief and Education for Alien Minors), which would help expedite the citizenship process for children of illegal immigrants, helped her and The Circuit win honors in county and state student-journalism competitions this year.

(The ophthalmologist later told Chesivoir she regretted not calling an ambulance, which would have expedited his admission).

However, they granted an appeal on the grounds of public interest, which would be expedited because of Purdy's terminal condition.

Which would make expediting so-called regime change in Iraq with an assassin's bullet -- whatever the savings, both in lives and cash -- a bit more daunting.

Yet it's demonstrably easier said than done to come up with a so-called trusted traveler program, which would give expedited security treatment to travelers who essentially obtain a checkmark of approval in advance of their flight from the Transportation Security Administration.

In March, that office said it was sending $433 million from an $800 million discretionary cleanup fund to Hanford, much of which would go to expedite CH2M Hill's cleanup work.

A federal court said Tuesday that it would expedite the appeal that will probably determine which side in the labor dispute between N.F.L. owners and players will have the most leverage.