Sentence examples for Decide more quickly from inspiring English sources

Because there are times when leaders should make the call — for instance, when they are able to decide more quickly and more knowledgeably than others — it's important to know how to encourage them to do so.

While details were sketchy, the leaders agreed in principle, at least, on how to shore up their external borders and create screening centers for migrants, to decide more quickly whether or not they are legitimate refugees.

The test could help physicians decide more quickly which patients need critical treatment.

A more useful solution would be to monitor and predict in real-time the amount of interest that a certain post will generate and decide more quickly if additional publications would be needed [60].

In an interview, Klein said he wanted the Justice Department to decide more quickly whether to bring charges in border shootings.

Meanwhile, new screening practices allow judges and other officials to decide more accurately and quickly which children require secure detention and which of them can be released to their families or to the care of community programs while they await their day in court.

The agreement would also shorten the time it takes for cases to be resolved by allowing more arbitrators to be hired — 39, up from 23 — and requiring them to decide cases more quickly.

The field's proponents believe it will let oil companies decide far more quickly than they could in the past which strikes are worth exploiting, and which should be abandoned.One of those proponents is Amos Nur, chief technology officer at Ingrain, a company based in Houston, Texas.

Cairn Capital, a London asset manager focused on credit, signed on with Adventity early this year and says that when a new issue comes to market, the firm can now decide much more quickly whether to buy it.

Also, the main effect of response reached significance, F 2, 40) = 15.256, p <.001, with post hoc tests showing that explicitly coherent stimuli were decided upon more quickly than incoherent stimuli, F 1, 20) = 14.165, p =.001, as well as more quickly than implicitly coherent stimuli, F 1, 20) = 39.168, p <.001.

If officials think the economy will grow more strongly, that forecast would suggest they may decide to retreat more quickly.