Instead, legislators often feel pressured to adopt quick-fix solutions that put only a temporary patch on the problem.
The country could come under pressure from its international creditors to adopt quicker ways to turn gas into cash — even if it meant a Turkish pipeline.
With the need to do more with less, to address an aging workforce and more and more pressure to recruit and retain the next generation of public sector leaders, government is being forced to adopt quicker than ever before.
While websites and broadcasters scramble to cater to a youth market, Four to the Floor, tucked away on late-night Channel 4, effortlessly and accurately represents the attitude of 16- to 24-year-olds without condescending or disingenuously adopting quick-fix, zeitgeist-chasing trends.
"We are still in a place where we don't know exactly where it's going to go to first, how it's going to be adopted quickest.
2. We are living in a world where good and bad behaviors can originate in more places, be adopted quicker, and spread faster farther.
If you want to get adopted quicker and get lots of attention you should say things like "has had a horrible first few weeks of life" or "has been abused".
We are going to adopt 'quick, nimble, fast' as a corporate culture".
"We might try and adopt a quick technological fix but one that holds the worst impacts for a few decades without much attention to what happens after that.
In 1995, his first year in office, Mr. Pataki persuaded the Legislature to adopt the Quick Draw video lottery game, and since then he has tried unsuccessfully to expand the number of terminals.
