So far, French farmers unions and the government have stepped in quickly to help farmers whose herds have been hit by the disease.
Several architectural institutions have stepped in quickly to arrange their own forums, discussion groups and exhibitions on the process, and television networks have devoted unusual amounts of air time to explaining site plans and computer-animated design.
But Mr. Morgenthau's staff members said the union officials named in yesterday's indictment had stepped in quickly to fill the void and resume Local 8's racketeering operation.
"We want to find a solution that we can apply to future situations, that can be generalised in other situations," says John Frank, Microsoft's deputy general counsel.The commission also seems keen to settle things quickly, having stepped up the legal pace considerably since last August.
"I generally knew when I had stepped over the line and he quickly reminded me I had stepped over the line".
"No one had stepped up and said, 'We've got to get this done quickly,' " Barry L. Kluger, the transportation authority's inspector general, said in an interview.
"The equity markets have stepped up to fill the gap left by the lenders, and they have stepped up relatively quickly," he said.
The United States, a country with hitherto no interest in CAR outside helping to track down the notorious Ugandan warlord Joseph Kony in the south-east, has quickly stepped up to the plate.
"We have to step in and quickly or we are going to have hundreds of thousands at risk of dying in the north-east of Nigeria".
President Dilma, Vice-President Temer, and now 'Minister' Lula have to step down or quickly be removed (through impeachment or by responding to the crimes they are being accused of).
