Meanwhile, a federal judge denied a shutdown-related request from the Department of Justice to delay the antitrust case merger trial of American Airlines and US Airways, citing the need for an expeditious trial.
At the schematic design stage of a classroom there is a need for an expeditious and accurate method of predicting the distribution of sound levels (speech levels).
A Welpak spokeswoman read from a statement: "We are cooperating fully with the New York Police Department, and we are yielding to their expertise with the hope for an expeditious and positive outcome".
Since 1988, only three people have been executed under the federal death penalty, including the Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, who ended his appeals process early and asked a judge for an expeditious execution.
The war between the North and the South had persisted longer than many had anticipated, and the Union army's efforts in early 1864 provided little hope for an expeditious conclusion.
The Austro-Hungarian chief of staff, Conrad, had clamoured for preventive war since 1906, but, when he received his chance in July 1914, it turned out that the Austrian army had no plans for an expeditious offensive.
Rights group Amnesty International has called "for an expeditious trial" of Nuon Chea and Khieu Samphan, "with fair trial rights respected".
In it, the leaders condemn violence "in the strongest terms" and call for an "expeditious and orderly transition" of power.
In those contexts, the agreement Monday for an "expeditious disengagement" of troops on the plateau rings perfectly logical.
The Fed's latest move marks the first step in that direction and likely reflects the preference many FOMC members have expressed for an expeditious return to the Feds traditional Treasurys-only portfolio.
Shortly after news of the arrest spread, the Indian foreign ministry vocalized its condemnation to senior US diplomats in India and urged for an "expeditious investigation," according to the Times of India.
