Sentence examples similar to expeditiously charged from inspiring English sources

State Department cables show, for example, that American diplomats expressed concern that Jamaica had "not moved more expeditiously" to extradite Mr. Coke, who was charged in a guns and drug-trafficking conspiracy.

He charged, charged, charged".

When an unrelated investigation by federal agents in the Drug Enforcement Agency produced evidence that Mr. Tremell was not involved despite those identifications, my office moved expeditiously to dismiss those charges and free Mr. Tremell.

Mr Gove has said he moved as "expeditiously as possible to suspend the charge".

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.

We are working as expeditiously as possible to bring her back to Lee County to face murder charges".

On a strictly practical level, this meant each piece could be expeditiously recreated.

I expect for the courts and all relevant parties to act expeditiously to review the evidence and to finally determine his innocence or guilt as to the charge of rape in the case of Ricky McGinn".

The primary purpose of settling an injured claimant's property damage claim before settling the personal injury claim is to pay the claimant for vehicle damage expeditiously and avoid costs associated with delay such as loss of use, loss of business, or storage charges.

We acted extremely expeditiously".

But Hong Kong did not act expeditiously, he said, and it is still unclear why Hong Kong did not detain Mr. Snowden on the United States' allegation that he had stolen information, leaving the touchier issue of espionage charges for later.