Sentence examples for which would speed up from inspiring English sources

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.

At least it does that through clever structure – as you rank up, you open up more races, but you have to race an awful lot to earn the necessary rewards to buy the cars which would speed up your progress.

Obama has adopted unusually sharp rhetoric as the Senate prepares to vote Tuesday on whether to approve trade promotion authority or "fast track", which would speed up the president's power to complete the pact by giving trade deals an up or down vote and ban amendments or filibusters.

This year, voters will decide between two competing ballot measures: Proposition 62, which would end the death penalty and replace it with life without parole, and Proposition 66, which would speed up the executions by accelerating appeals for inmates on death row.

The app could also take advantage of those new credit card scanning technologies from Jumio or Card.io, which would speed up the setup process.

BBC Radio Lancashire reported that the 29-year-old England cap had been set to join the Cod Army on a six-month loan deal, which would speed up the time it would take to serve his 12-game ban.

A major limitation is that we lack antibodies, which would speed things up and allow the field of adult biology to grow – I'd like to see more reagents and antibodies be developed to allow this.

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".

In summary, the unit network had a skewed degree distribution - which in principle would speed up disease spreading - but not as skewed as scale-free networks [16], [17], that has been argued to model many types of contact patterns.

Thus, presentation of high-, as compared to low-, salient pop-out targets should result in the computation of stronger feature contrast signals in early sensory coding, which in turn would speed up the accrual of activation at the level of the overall-saliency map.

Because of the war, Ethiopia has refused an offer to use the port of Assab in Eritrea, which United Nations officials say would speed up the delivery of food.