Boehner: It's an issue that's going to have to be addressed, sooner rather than later.
With a central supervisor and bank-resolution authority, its banking problems might have been mitigated, or addressed sooner and at lower cost.
"Yes, I wish that some of the problems that ultimately emerged in the controller's audit, and in other reports, had been addressed sooner," he said.
This needs to be addressed sooner rather than later, said Crewe, as Sainsbury's uses "just under 1% of all power in the UK".
Dr Atkinson warned that "wholesale reductions on early intervention and prevention" as a result of "extensive" budget cuts will "inevitably" cause children to develop more complex conditions because their difficulty was not addressed sooner.
Iannucci said uncertainty around the future of the British television industry, not just the BBC but ITV and Channel 4, created a "frightened atmosphere that you have to do something to address sooner rather than later".
"While this administration is focused squarely on the economic crisis for the foreseeable future, it's clear that this issue of civil rights must be addressed sooner rather than later," Mr. Corzine said in a statement.
But the great mass of the undocumented does have to be addressed sooner rather than later — and the terms the administration has been discussing, as in Obama's speech in early July, sound tough enough that not everyone who is here now is going to qualify easily for citizenship.
Lacking incontrovertible evidence for the annual physical, this logic has long been used to justify it: If a thorough exam and conversation about your well-being alerts your doctor to a health problem that is best addressed sooner rather than later, isn't that better than waiting until the problem becomes too troublesome to ignore?
This provides a basis for hope that the problem of child labour in its worst forms can be addressed sooner rather than later.Frans RoselaersDirectorILO International Programme on the Elimination of Child LabourGenevaEvil empireSIR – I can well understand the fervour over the Confederate flag and other Confederate symbols ("Not as simple as it looks", April 21st).
