Sentence examples for expeditiously transition from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the increasing availability of novel, targeted agents which are competing for a small patient population, in view of the low incidence of primary brain tumours draws attention to the need to improve the efficiency of phase 2 clinical testing in neuro-oncology to expeditiously transition the most promising of these drugs or combinations to potentially practice-changing phase 3 trials.

The president therefore directed that steps should be taken to resolve those issues expeditiously and to transition to the new model as soon as possible.

Even so, Mr. Obama and his team are moving expeditiously to plan the transition and a post-Inauguration agenda that aides said would probably include the quick reversal of some Bush policies, such as his restrictions on stem-cell research and on oil and gas drilling.

Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta said in a statement that he had called Egypt's top military officer and de facto head of state, Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, and "highlighted the need to move forward expeditiously with Egypt's political transition, including conducting new legislative elections as soon as possible".

The better option is to expeditiously prepare him to make the transition to society and get on with his life.

In a written statement on Sunday, the White House said Mr. Brennan "called on President Saleh to fulfill expeditiously his pledge to sign" an agreement brokered by the Gulf Cooperation Council, which would lead to a transition ending his 33 years in office and grant the president immunity.

We acted extremely expeditiously".

Transition, transition, transition.

Judges get paid to decide cases expeditiously.

Their purpose is to move traffic expeditiously.

"We will conduct the investigation as expeditiously as possible".