Sentence examples for Move with dispatch from inspiring English sources

With Jamie Scott seriously ill (her sister and others have offered to donate a kidney for a transplant), the governor should move with dispatch.

At the end of June, I argued that Washington should move with dispatch to work with India on APEC membership.

"They should move with dispatch," said David Axelrod, Obama's former senior adviser.

But we must move with dispatch to engage the entire community in seeking solutions because everyone scientists, clinicians, ethicists, and the public has a stake in the outcome.

Finally, we must move with dispatch to mobilise all sectors of society in a stepped-up drive against HIV/AIDS, accelerating the pace to halt the virus before South Asia's window of opportunity slams shut.

Some industries moved with dispatch to get E.G.E's out of the workplace.

Moving with dispatch, the House Judiciary Committee should be able to conclude a preliminary inquiry into possible grounds for impeachment before the end of the year.

The point is that top government leaders should be seeking as many solid and creative ideas as possible, with the goal of moving with dispatch on the best ones.

The appeals court itself acknowledged the quandary, saying that while the case had moved with dispatch, the activities it dealt with were six years old, and "six years seems like an eternity in the computer industry".

I understand why the chief executive is moving with dispatch (a mash-up of legacy building and opportunity knocks).

The Amendment would appear to guarantee to a criminal defendant that the Government will move with the dispatch that is appropriate to assure him an early and proper disposition of the charges against him". In addition to the period after indictment, the period between arrest and indictment must be considered in evaluating a Speedy Trial Clause claim.