Sentence examples for decision promptly from inspiring English sources

You can apply online in minutes and usually get a decision promptly – no faxing, no meetings and no hanging on the phone listening to cheesy lift music … once approved we will send your money within 15 minutes".

In the majority of cases that have advanced to the stage of O'Neill's current one, the California board has accepted the hearing officer's recommendation and announced its decision promptly, according to a lawyer who has had cases before the board for more than 20 years.

In the novel's most inspired casting, O'Neill turns cricket's colonial son into its radical revolutionary (a decision promptly vindicated by reality: it is British Asians and other globalised Indians rather than the old fogeys at Lord's who have Americanised or "baseballed" cricket with the Indian Premier League's Twenty20 format).

Ecclestone, who in the past has made no secret of his impatience with Silverstone and its owners, the British Racing Drivers Clubb, in previous negotiations going back many years to secure the future of the race, also strongly hinted he wanted a decision promptly.

Make a decision promptly when offered a house.

Lack of decisiveness "Analysis of several hundred people who had accumulated fortunes well beyond the million-dollar mark disclosed the fact that every one of them had the habit of reaching decisions promptly," Hill writes.

Some economists fear that would stifle financial creativity, and even some who think far more regulation is needed question whether regulators can amass the expertise to make needed decisions promptly and wisely.

Everybody involved, labor or management, needs a decision as promptly as possible".

After a brief discussion England opt not to review it, a decision HawkEye promptly endorses.

But the authorities in Budapest responded to sharp EU criticism of their decision and promptly shut down the city's main and severely overcrowded Keleti railway station for westbound trains.

In London, when the Conservatives returned to power in 1951, they extended Seretse's banishment indefinitely, saying his return would endanger peace and good government in Bechuanaland, where this decision was promptly met with riots.