Sentence examples for Hasty process from inspiring English sources

Starting last year, he began the hasty process of anointing his youngest son, Kim Jong-eun, as his successor.

Groups in Florida are fighting efforts by Gov. Rick Scott (R) to scour the voting rolls for noncitizens; the groups say there is a risk that qualified voters will lose their rights in a hasty process so close to the election.

The hasty process can prompt ICE to deport immigrants who deserve to remain in the US.

They added that the "hasty process" of drafting and signing the order without review by the relevant agencies will actually give jihadists a propaganda boost.

However hasty the process, board members felt they had little choice.

But Mr. Bush found out today that speed can kill -- in this case the nomination of a committed conservative, Linda Chavez, who broke the unwritten rules of Washington by failing to disclose all during a hasty vetting process.

Wines like these, however, are worlds away from what is in the average American wine shop, usually a forlorn bottle or two of low-quality Madeira -- granel, in the trade lingo -- produced from underachieving grapes and subjected to a hasty cooking process that attempts to mimic the slowly oxidized aspects of a proper Madeira.

Berg also describes as an example "of how hasty the process has been" that in early February, NIH gave him about 24 hours to decide whether NIGMS should take over NCRR's Institutional Development Award (IDeA) program for states with relatively little NIH funding—"a large (>$200M), complicated program not closely related to our core mission".

McCarthy told me she remained confident that there was "literally nothing hasty" about the process.

The National Audit Office has criticised Jeremy Hunt's plan to cut bodies such as the UK Film Council, after finding that a hasty decision-making process led to a failure to carry out a reliable financial analysis of costs and savings.

The process Hasty uses to make the photographs was most popular around the time of the American Civil War, and is similar to tintype processes in its use of sensitized wet collodion on a carefully prepared surface.