Sentence examples for expeditiously in from inspiring English sources

Stephen Del Giacco, a spokesman for the state inspector general, said the office was acting expeditiously in its investigation.

Going forward, President Rouhani and I have directed our teams to continue working expeditiously, in cooperation with the P-5 plus one, to pursue an agreement.

But Dr. John Clifford, the Agriculture Department's head veterinarian, said the government had acted expeditiously in working through complex regulatory challenges.

"We are very interested in moving expeditiously in this negotiation, so we're going to move quickly, but we're also going to move carefully," Dan Mullaney, the chief U.S. negotiator, said at a joint U.S.-European U.S.-European Unionce.

The administration has rejected requests from the American Bar Association and the National Institute of Military Justice that it provide a comment period on the rules, citing "the need to move decisively and expeditiously in the ongoing war against terrorism".

Her order was handed down virtually simultaneously with a request by the Justice Department and 18 states that the court move expeditiously in setting a timetable for the remaining proceedings.

The Senate bill they support cites the 1973 War Powers Resolution and Arms Export Control Act to say that Congress has the responsibility to expeditiously weigh in on the war and directs a halt to the U.S. role in it.

In the worst cases, high policing becomes a substitute for the whole criminal justice system: suspects are arrested, tried, convicted, and sentenced by a national security agency, usually very expeditiously and in complete secrecy.

Then, they discover that the currency on the ward seems to be "throughput" — getting tests ordered and getting results, having procedures like colonoscopies done expeditiously, calling in specialists, arranging discharge.

The statement declared that North Korea's claim that it was entitled to nuclear weapons violated its agreements under the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, and it urged North Korea "to give up any nuclear weapons program, expeditiously and in a verifiable manner".

"It's devoutly hoped that if the federal government is going to look at this, that they do so expeditiously and in good faith," said Stephen C. Worth, a lawyer for Officer Michael Carey, who was not indicted but is under the same scrutiny now as the three acquitted detectives.