Sentence examples for dealing promptly from inspiring English sources

The presiding judge at the Special Court for Sierra Leone, which is trying him, chided court administrators for not dealing promptly with the defense issue, aggravated since Mr. Taylor fired his lead lawyer this month.

Yet it is not too late for Russia, China and others who say they want him to work with the UN rather than around it to come up with a properly effective plan for dealing promptly with the threat Iraq's weapons pose.

In addition, I wasn't dealing promptly with calls for new business because I was buried in a project that had turned sour.

(EL) Mr President, Commissioner, we all draw one certain conclusion from the massive, catastrophic forest fires which, nearly every summer, hit the Member States in southern Europe and of which Greece has terrifying and traumatising experience: the key word in dealing promptly and efficiently with natural and man-made disasters in Europe is 'solidarity'solidarity

Certainly, we must recognize and deal promptly and effectively with any instance of corruption.

Most critically, the guidelines must give specific and uncompromising instructions on how to deal promptly and effectively with priests suspected of sexual abuse.

Supporters of charters and academies need to focus on how to get a regulatory system that deals promptly with failure and allows successful organisations to expand".

However, Brazil's past failure to deal promptly with macroeconomic distortions has left Mr Levy to grapple with a recessionary trap.To stabilise gross public debt, he has promised a whopping fiscal squeeze of almost two percentage points of GDP this year.

When Congress takes up the question of benefits again in November, it should bear this in mind: a failure to deal promptly with long-term unemployment will ensure that unemployment becomes a long-term problem.

She arrives a week after a court has dismissed charges against Victoria, accused of assaulting a flight attendant who failed to deal promptly with a stain on her first-class airplane seat on the way to Vail.

Even more damaging to Bush's standing with many Americans was what was widely seen as the federal government's failure to deal promptly and effectively with the fallout from Hurricane Katrina, which devastated parts of Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, and Louisiana, especially New Orleans, in late August 2005.