Sentence examples for expeditiously enact from inspiring English sources

Congress should expeditiously enact a federal journalist-source privilege law, which would protect journalists from compelled disclosure of their sources' confidential communications in the same way psychiatrists and lawyers are protected.

The new admissions process is, as one faculty member put it to me, "a classic Leon gesture," by which he meant idealistic, expeditiously enacted, showmanly, and absolutely earnest in spirit.

I hope that when we return from recess, the House will act expeditiously to enact this bill into law".

In response, Jeffrey Goldstein, the US Treasury's under secretary for domestic finance, said: "Congress must act expeditiously to avoid defaulting on the country's obligations and to enact a credible deficit reduction plan that commands bipartisan support".

"Today's action by S&P restates what the Obama Administration has said for some time: that Congress must act expeditiously to avoid defaulting on the country's obligations and to enact a credible deficit reduction plan that commands bipartisan support," said Jeffrey Goldstein, under secretary for domestic finance at Treasury.

"We are confident that consumers will have an easy-to-use and effective do-not-track option by the end of the year because companies are moving forward expeditiously to make it happen and because lawmakers will want to enact legislation if they don't," he said.

Will it enact sensible changes?

Legislatures scrambled to enact laws.

All personnel enact active shooter protocols immediately.

It should stop dithering and enact one.

Assemblies introduce, debate, amend, and enact statutes.