Sentence examples for been quick to approve from inspiring English sources

That includes local authorities, which have been quick to approve and support investment plans.

Now, they seem to feel the opposite, which is why regional banks whose applications have been approved have been quick to tell investors about it.

So someone in the army must have approved the operation, as the Lebanese government has been quick to point out.

The Bakries have been quick to respond.

Once there Reagan, in surprising opposition to the impatience of his advisors, was not quick to approve any orders for immediate and specific retaliatory action.

Florida Democrats were quick to point out that Mr. Scott approved a $1.35 billion cut in education in this year's budget, a chunk that decreased per-student funding to $6,810 (an 8 percent drop).

Truth be told, a lot of the same techniques that you're quick to condemn and criticize are now FDA approved.

The naming of victims publicly is unheard of, at least in Australia, and Mercer was quick to defer blame to the Nauru government for approving the text.

The drug industry has also very substantially captured the Food and Drug Administration, which is far too quick to approve new, "me-too" drugs of dubious clinical value and far too slow to remove dangerous or ineffective drugs from the market or at least condition them with clear limitations and warnings.

In approving the new pesticide, the EPA was quick to assure that Enlist Duo posed little or no risk to humans or animals.

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