Sentence examples for In expeditiously from inspiring English sources

An important role is played by exit taxiways in expeditiously clearing aircraft from the runway in order to allow another operation (either landing or takeoff).

The judges noted that they were taking an extraordinary and swift action made necessary by "strong public interest in expeditiously deciding the issues".

"We are very interested in moving expeditiously in this negotiation, so we're going to move quickly, but we're also going to move carefully," Dan Mullaney, the chief U.S. negotiator, said at a joint U.S.-European U.S.-European Unionce.

A treaty between close allies with a common interest in dealing expeditiously with terror suspects might be thought to be an ideal way in which to regularise these matters.

Volume V is widely regarded as evidence of its author's artistic growth rather than as a mechanical effort to service the brand and its built-in market as expeditiously as possible.

In a video message on Tuesday to judges of the state court system, Judge Lippman said that while the decision did not order a specific salary increase for judges or even lay out a precise time frame for the Legislature to act, lawmakers were under an obligation to act "in good faith and expeditiously" to resolve the conflict.

Passover relates the great narrative of the Jewish flight from Egypt in a form that lends itself to rumbustious family dinners — those who want to recite every word of it in Hebrew contesting with those who want to get it over and done with expeditiously in English, but everybody coming together in exaltation to visit boils and locusts on the ancient Egyptians.

Lauta (2014a) identifies and attempts to address a conflict between the functions respectively of the stick and the carrot in distributing risk, blame and responsibility fairly and expeditiously in society.

The ophthalmologists already present in the hospital and the ones on-call who arrive to the ED are in contact with that surgeon in order to expeditiously locate the victims with ocular injuries, examine them, and send them to the operation theaters, intensive care units, imaging studies or home.

But until the largest issue, the mandate, is resolved, the reforms are paralysed.The Supreme Court showed, in the Bush-Gore stand-off of 2000, that it is capable of acting expeditiously in matters of great national importance.

How to move people in and out expeditiously".