Sentence examples for would help to expedite from inspiring English sources

He later said that he had hoped photographs would help to expedite the identification of some of the dead, but that hope was dispelled by what he saw and was told at the morgue.

They helped to expedite implementations and to standardize the procedures.

Second, we encourage states to provide highway funds to state and tribal historic preservation agencies or the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation to help cover costs if it would help expedite reviews.

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.

This test was mainly intended to check whether Smt mapping is viable, and it was decided that conducting these tests with NH subjects only would help expedite the testing.

The process is under way, and I assume that today's decisions will help us to expedite it.

After the visit, Mr. Thompson said he would work to expedite repairs for residents of public housing.

McConnell said he would "work to expedite" the process, with the goal being Senate passage "this week".

"The bill would stop efforts to protect the public but would expedite those that would help big corporations," said Gary Bass, a professor at Georgetown University's Public Policy Institute.

That would help pick up unrecognized problems and expedite referrals for treatment.

The officials vowed that all of the agencies involved in the rebuilding effort would work together to expedite the financing.