James took meaning to be an intimate part of the use of ideas for expediting action.
Major League Baseball asked the Minnesota Supreme Court for expedited action in its attempt to jettison the Minnesota Twins, and yesterday baseball got it.
Here, despite expedited action by the Court of Appeals, the order, as extended, expired six days after oral argument.
To that end, Democratic Congressional leaders expedited action on the legislation in recent days after six weeks of partisan wrangling in the Senate.
The Democratic candidates for governor, State Comptroller H. Carl McCall and former Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Andrew M. Cuomo, both support expedited action on the rent laws.
In its own note to clients yesterday, CreditSights said, "For the financial risk profile of the company to get managed back to more reasonable levels, the liability structure of this company is now in need of some intensive, expedited action that goes beyond" its most immediate debt issues.
The domestic manufacturers, led by SolarWorld, an Oregon company, welcomed the statement, saying that the department had taken "expedited action against a massive, evasive surge of Chinese solar cell and panel imports ahead of Commerce's first preliminary determination on duties".
It also requires expedited action on chemicals that have already been identified as hazardous and allows citizen lawsuits to challenge the EPA's determination that a chemical is a low priority.
The protesters called on the military council now ruling Egypt to end the practice of sending civilians to military trials, to expedite legal action against former President Hosni Mubarak and his associates, and to start governing with some civilian presidential council.
For Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani to serve another term would require expedited legislative action and a vote by the citizens of New York City to elect him.
