Sentence examples for be handled expeditiously from inspiring English sources

If good working relationships are developed and maintained, whatever problems emerge can be handled expeditiously.

But it appeared that the request could be handled expeditiously – perhaps before the election.

After lengthy discussions with the families of the 14-man crew, Bob Ainsworth, the armed forces minister, said that while it was difficult yesterday to talk about compensation, claims would be handled "expeditiously".

So, with all due contempt for child molesters in general, I hope the case will be handled expeditiously, and if and when sentenced, that Polanski ultimately receives a measure of leniency.

It is specifically designed to ensure that a looming failure is handled expeditiously, with management removed and stockholders and creditors bearing the losses.

You'll want to ensure this diligence period is handled expeditiously so that in the event the deal falls apart in diligence (more common than you might think), you can resurrect offers from earlier rounds of the process once your no-shop clause expires.

This will assure that your request for a passport is handled expeditiously.

I was told Senator McCain was only willing to send a letter with a "vanilla" status inquiry, together with a request that the matter be handled as expeditiously as possible (or words to that effect) - i.e., taking no position on the merits of approval or disapproval of the WQED/WQEX-Cornerstone-Paxson transactions whatsoever.

But the US embassy in London said on Thursday she had now been invited to apply for a visa and promised the matter could be "handled routinely and expeditiously".

"We continue to emphasize to the Chinese authorities the need for the case to be handled transparently and expeditiously," a spokesman for Foreign Minister Stephen Smith said in a statement.

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.