We believed that we did not need to wait for the new chemicals legislation and wanted, for the sake of public health, to make amendments more promptly.
But they insisted the proposed amendment be considered promptly.
If, upon receiving notification of the resolution of disapproval, the President has not already notified the Inter-Governmental Manitime Cobjectionve Organizatoon of an objecthen to the United States to the proposed amendment, he shall promptly do so.
They want their amendments to be considered promptly.
It seems that all the Democratic leadership needed to do was propose an amendment to the MTR striking "promptly" and inserting "forthwith". If their protests about the nature of the Republican chicanery are true, such an amendment would pass.
The statute's challengers, who brought their lawsuit in 2003 for the precise purpose of getting a Second Amendment case before the Supreme Court, promptly agreed that the case merited the justices' attention.
This extraordinary use of government power is manifestly in violation of the First Amendment, and the president should promptly sack CMS Actingg Director Teresa DeCaro for writing such an ill-conceived and ominous letter.
Congress admitted Nebraska to the Union over a veto, and the Republicans gained two senators, and a state that promptly ratified the amendment.
In 1983 it ordered the exclusion of organizations that engage in any "advocacy, lobbying or litigation," a ruling promptly challenged on First Amendment grounds.
Mr. Bulger, 68, a former president of the State Senate and one of the most powerful political figures in Massachusetts, promptly invoked his Fifth Amendment right against compelled self-incrimination and other constitutional protections.
By a vote of 58 to 41, the Senate approved Mr. Shelby's amendment requiring executive branch employees to report promptly on stock transactions, just as members of Congress would have to do.
