Sentence examples for expeditious about from inspiring English sources

The Yankees were expeditious about cleaning up after Chamberlain.

What Nascar wants to do, Helton said, is to be deliberate and expeditious about its investigation.

Eric Holder, the Attorney General, said that there would be one — "independent, thorough, fair and expeditious" — and also talked about how Garner's death "tested the sense of trust" between the communities and the police.

"People have talked about more expeditious processes especially in misconduct, but because they're so rarely used, it doesn't get a lot of attention".

At 60 percent capacity, they can't make expeditious rulings in significant cases about regulation of the environment, financial markets and other social and economic matters.

In a critically important court like the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, three unfilled vacancies and a fourth expected this winter, out of 11 judgeships, hobble the court's ability to make expeditious rulings in significant cases about regulation of the environment, financial markets and other social and economic matters.

Equally important was a simplification of form brought about by the demand for more expeditious production methods.

This was in contrast to the previous review process which "enabled an expeditious and informal resolution of complaints about a sentence imposed on a child by a magistrate".

As a result, universities are embracing policies designed to provide fair and expeditious justice, and they are also doing more to educate potential victims about how to protect themselves.

This outlines the need of an expeditious clinical and instrumental diagnosis as a tool of decision-making, especially about thrombolytic therapy.

The transfer was expeditious.