expediting

To interfere with that is usually what we call expediting, and that is something we prefer to avoid.

VELOCITY DEE JACOB 2010

To interfere with that is usually what we call expediting, and that is something we prefer to avoid.

VELOCITY DEE JACOB 2010

To interfere with that is usually what we call expediting, and that is something we prefer to avoid.

VELOCITY DEE JACOB 2010

To interfere with that is usually what we call expediting, and that is something we prefer to avoid.

VELOCITY DEE JACOB 2010

The real estate office handling the deal/closing should be able to assist in expediting the FM-3 or arranging someone to get it for you.

FM 3 and house closing 2004

Hong Kong would welcome Canadian support in expediting full normalization of relations between North America and Vietnam -- a reconciliation that troubled country, and those of its citizens so desperate to leave it, urgently need.

Hong Kong: Myths and Realities 1992

Since that date no time has been lost in expediting operations in order that the enterprise may become income producing at the earliest possible period.

Niagara's Power: Past, Present, Prospective 1905

The word expediting is derived from a Latin word meaning "to free one caught by the foot."

Purchasing - Top Stories 2010

One of Zakarian's partners hears it on television and calls the kitchen, where Zakarian is "expediting" -- arranging crispy fennel on a plate of smoked salmon, a $14 appetizer.

So, You Want To Open A Restaurant? 2007

Richard Holbrooke, the U.S. special representative for Pakistan and Afghanistan, raised the idea of expediting the distribution of a portion of the aid in a meeting with top House Democrats last week, congressional officials said.

U.S. Looks to Accelerate Emergency Aid to Islamabad Yochi J. Dreazen and Greg Hitt 2009