Egypt and its people need a quick transition to an era of greater political and economic freedoms.
During a five-week trial last summer, the state argued that advocates had overestimated the demand for supported housing and underestimated the cost, making a quick transition for the bulk of the adult home population unfeasible.
The state, which has vigorously defended the current system, argued that the advocates had overestimated the demand for supported housing and underestimated the cost, making a quick transition for the bulk of the population in adult group homes unfeasible.
In the absence of other materials, electrons will undergo a quick transition to VB owing to the instability of excited states, resulting in the emission of fluorescence and hence a low photocatalytic activity towards the degradation of pollutants.
A quick transition to Brad Smith '81, president of Microsoft, who's trumpeting the Airband program for imminent access of three million rural Americans to broadband (including yours truly, God willing).
In a policy sense, Republicans, like Democrats, are walking a fine line between support of a quick transition to a new government in Egypt and the concern, felt especially keenly in Israel, that the removal of Mr. Mubarak could lead to instability and the possible rise of an Islamist government.
Let us hope, too, that in this latest transition, the military keeps its promise of a quick transition to a civil, constitutional government.
The world's most populous Muslim country, Indonesia has made a quick transition to democracy since the dictator of three decades, General Suharto, resigned under pressure in 1998.
The Americans' fear is that Shiite clerics will push for a quick transition to majority rule, heightening the risk of violent clashes, even a civil war, between Shiite militants and the Sunni Muslim minority.
