Sentence examples for dealing expeditiously from inspiring English sources

A treaty between close allies with a common interest in dealing expeditiously with terror suspects might be thought to be an ideal way in which to regularise these matters.

Arizona senators Jeff Flake and John McCain, two of the other Republican members of the Gang of Eight, voiced their support for dealing expeditiously with the unique situation of Dreamers.

Negotiators usually prefer to move deals expeditiously once they are concluded.

"Each confirmed case is dealt with expeditiously," she said.

She respects that decision and she hopes this matter is dealt with expeditiously".

These cases need to be dealt with "expeditiously," he wrote, to curb what he described as a "sharp increase" in violence against women.

Minor, everyday violations were dealt with expeditiously by police officers and, if needed, by police courts that operated with very few procedural formalities.

Other considerations apart, such an approach might mean that crimes were dealt with expeditiously rather than withholding alleged evidence for the requirements of a court and waiting for a decade, after which memories could fade and key witnesses may have died.

"It is plainly in the public interest that this matter is dealt with expeditiously," she said.

He referred to a High Court statement that it was in the public interest that summary cases be dealt with expeditiously.

He added: "The complainer indeed has the right to expect justice, but any accused has the right to expect the charges against him to be dealt with expeditiously.