Sentence examples for made expeditiously from inspiring English sources

Landmark decisions should be made expeditiously and transparently with a clear public record of the commission's decision-making.

The change in approach needs to be made expeditiously, while American officials work to persuade other countries to join the effort.

The language, tucked into the 2012 appropriations bill for NSF and several other agencies, urged that the selection be made "expeditiously and utilize a fully competitive process, with a solicitation issued no later than the end of calendar year 2011 and a result announced no later than July 31 , 2012.

Such revisions can be made more expeditiously by executive agencies than by legislative bodies.

The HEI requires that data from all HEI-funded studies be made available as expeditiously as possible, [taking] into consideration the legitimate intellectual interests of the investigator to have the opportunity to benefit from his or her intellectual endeavors and to publish subsequent analyses from the data set (including additional analyses funded by HEI).

At a news conference on campus in Boulder, the university's president, Elizabeth Hoffman, said: "It is critical that we work expeditiously and responsibly to address the serious allegations that have been made, and the special prosecutor will help do that".

The process needs to be transparent and accountable — and it needs to work expeditiously.

Russell K. Girling, TransCanada's president and chief executive, said Friday in a statement that three years of environmental review already conducted on the project should allow "our cross-border permit to be processed expeditiously and a decision made once a new route in Nebraska is determined".

The GMP inspection report/certificate is made available to the requesting party expeditiously, and the time taken should not exceed 30 calendar days (HSA International Accreditation 2001).

"Ford is being proactive and showing that progress can be made and that things can be done expeditiously," said Erich Merkle, an independent auto analyst in Grand Rapids, Mich.

The judges noted that they were taking an extraordinary and swift action made necessary by "strong public interest in expeditiously deciding the issues".