Sentence examples for which would speed from inspiring English sources

See articleA judge proceeded with a hearing on approving Fiat's proposed alliance and stake in Chrysler, which would speed the latter's exit from bankruptcy protection.

Cable and telephone companies want free rein to sell specialized services like "paid prioritization," which would speed some content to users more quickly for a fee.

Ground crews would know of any trouble ahead of the plane's arrival, which would speed repair turnaround time, reduce passenger inconvenience and increase overall safety.

A fierce battle looms over the Employee Free Choice Act, which would speed up unions' first contracts, toughen penalties for violating workers' rights and allow workers to unionise without secret ballots if half of them sign union cards.

Furthermore, computer-driven cars could allow for tighter packing of vehicles on the road, which would speed traffic times and allow a given road or city to handle more cars.

Scientists in New Zealand are reporting that they have created such cows, animals that produce milk with higher than normal levels of protein, which would speed the process of making cheese.

On Iraq, Mr. Kerry accused the administration of considering a "cut and run strategy" in which it would speed up the timetable for withdrawing troops as a ploy to win votes in November 2004, but at the risk of "the hijacking of Iraq by terrorist groups and former Baathists".

There are concerns that the monsoons could switch off as a result of current changes in the Atlantic and that warming could cause methane to bubble out of the melting Siberian permafrost, which would then speed up warming even more.

Unlike the original vision of a hyperloop, which would send a vehicle speeding through a de-pressurized vacuum tube at nearly 700 miles per hour, Arrivo's system relies on what it calls "guideways," which are built to integrate with existing infrastructure.

One of Selig's lawyers vowed profanely in a conference call that if the judge did not approve the team's prepackaged bankruptcy plan, which would have sped approval of the Greenberg-Ryan bid, M.L.B. would terminate the franchise, according to a person on the call.

Thousands of people stood up to efforts by some of the world's most powerful energy companies and convinced the Obama administration to postpone approval of the Keystone XL Pipeline, which would have sped the extraction and export of dirty tar sands oil.