Sentence examples for acted expeditiously from inspiring English sources

We presume a copyright owner sent a takedown notice to your online service provider (OSP), who acted "expeditiously" and removed the infringing content.

But Dr. John Clifford, the Agriculture Department's head veterinarian, said the government had acted expeditiously in working through complex regulatory challenges.

A Vatican lawyer has defended the church's handling of Father Kiesle's case, saying that it had acted "expeditiously" by its own standards and that the onus was on Bishop Cummins to make sure the priest did not abuse again.

ROME — The future Pope Benedict XVI, dealing with a request to defrock a child-molesting priest in California, was handling it as a dismissal from the priesthood — not an abuse case — and acted "expeditiously" by the standards of the time, a lawyer for the Holy See said in a statement released Saturday.

"The district, in my opinion, has acted expeditiously to immediately address the issue," said Fernandez, who oversees the 70,000-student district, which includes three main campuses, four satellite facilities and the KOCE public television station.

Earlier in the day, Mr. Obama urged Congress to act expeditiously.

In a letter to congressional leaders, Mr. Obama urged them to "act expeditiously" on his request.

Rules must apply to ministers, but we need the parliamentary commissioner to act expeditiously when a minister is referred.

One hopes that the World Psychiatric Association will act expeditiously and forcefully to protest this blatant misuse of psychiatry.

The industry's main trade association, the Nuclear Energy Institute, said it was disappointed by the ruling but urged the commission "to act expeditiously to undertake the additional environmental analysis".

Congress should act expeditiously to confirm him early this year and to reconsider its overall negligence in filling vacancies on the federal bench.