Sentence examples for expeditiously with from inspiring English sources

"And we look forward to working expeditiously with the P.C.A.O.B. and all stakeholders to achieve this objective".

It is time for the states and the federal government to move forward expeditiously with implementing the ACA.

Mr. Conaway said he hoped to work expeditiously with American intelligence agencies to declassify the report and make it public.

It is specifically designed to ensure that a looming failure is handled expeditiously, with management removed and stockholders and creditors bearing the losses.

In the meantime, there is something that can be done quickly and relatively inexpensively to reassure people who remain committed to the area, and that is to proceed expeditiously with the next downtown segment of the Hudson River Park.

"We're continuing our negotiations on the bill with Republicans and with educational organizations, but we're looking to balance the need to work expeditiously with the need to get this bill right".

All could be expeditiously tested with inhalational or intranasal administration in H5N1 models with mice, ferrets, pigs, and monkeys.

The delay has stirred broad international criticism, with the United Nations secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, urging the election commission on Monday "to discharge its responsibility and release the results expeditiously and with transparency".

"Obviously there's a huge amount of irony here because, if HMRC had released their decision expeditiously, consistent with the one released yesterday, then I would like to have thought that the bank and Mr Murray would not have prevailed on Craig Whyte to acquire the club for £1," he said.

Rather, those children should be taken care of here and very expeditiously reunited with their families back home".

2. As research and development are only a fraction of actual commercial investments, government can cost-effectively and should expeditiously partner with industry and academia to plan for, fund and implement a visionary renewable energy mandate, even more monumental than the Apollo Project.