Sentence examples for make a prompt decision from inspiring English sources

LONG BRANCH, N.J. — Jeff Vanderbeek, the Devils' owner, said Tuesday night that he thought an arbitrator would make a prompt decision regarding wing Ilya Kovalchuk's 17-year, $102 million contract with the team, which the National Hockey League rejected last week.

It is challenging to make a prompt decision to devolve considerable resources and implement ECPR on the basis of incomplete medical information in sudden cardiac arrest occurring out-of-hospital or shortly after arrival at the emergency department (ED).

They summarized their results in 2004 by saying, "Investors should avoid seeking very small and very large small-cap funds" and said that it was "important for a fund manager to make a prompt decision to close a fund when fund size reaches a certain optimal point".

"I don't think anyone in China -- including Jiang Zemin -- could have made a prompt decision that Bush asked for to let the crew go," a Chinese political scientist said.

Hiddink, who returns to Russia nearly two years after his term as national coach ended, said: "At the end of last year, we had long discussions on Anzhi and that's why now I made a prompt decision.

The United States has called for a prompt decision, noting the logistical hurdles of moving ahead on a withdrawal while making contingency plans to leave some troops behind.

When this technique is applied to the operator training system, it could help trainees to make a correct and prompt decision and accordingly to minimize accident damage.

But in the case of disagreement, one of the two dyad members was randomly prompted to make a joint decision on behalf of the dyad.

There followed a period in which students were called upon to make increasingly prompt decisions whether to accept offers.

There followed a period in which the market was very disorderly, with students being called upon to make increasingly prompt decisions whether to accept offers.

In the last month, officials said, representatives of the federal government visited the offices of loan servicers, making sure that lenders made prompt decisions on trial modifications for borrowers who had submitted their paperwork.