Sentence examples for hasty recognition from inspiring English sources

Take the initial hostility of François Mitterrand, France's previous president, at the turn of 1989-90, thethe prospect of German unity; or, in 1991, French annoyance at Germany's hasty recognition of Croatia; or, in 1995, German moans when France resumed nuclear testing in the Pacific.In this section Still an odd man out?

Off Wall Street Consulting Group, a research boutique in Cambridge, Mass., says the combined effect of the fast-paced growth and the hasty recognition of revenue at OCA is to mismatch "net revenues" and expenses.

There is also, though, a recognition that too hasty regulation in response to a crisis, like that of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act brought in by the US Congress in 2002 in response to the Enron scandal (and designed to improve corporate responsibility and combat corporate and accounting fraud), could be counter-productive.

Eden, however, believed Chamberlain was being too hasty in talking with Italy and holding out the prospect of "de jure" recognition of Italy's conquest of Ethiopia.

That is too hasty.

We could be hasty.

That seems hasty.

The hanging was hasty.

They were too hasty.

Are all hasty things evil?

"A little bit hasty".