They have more energy and work more expeditiously.
Many women in Wendy's situation would be even more expeditiously helped by pharmaceuticals.
The plan may hold the answer, he added, noting, "Whatever solutions the towns or counties will be looking for, they should be able to be granted more expeditiously".
But with specific rules, said Mary Schapiro, the NASD president of regulatory oversight, "It will be easier for us to enforce more expeditiously".
These opinion letters impacted the board's decision-making process regarding a manual recount and further impeded the board's ability to proceed more expeditiously.
"Penalties should act as deterrents to potential rule violators and, as is done in other sports, should be handed down more expeditiously, to the extent permitted by law," Gagliano said.
State Department cables show, for example, that American diplomats expressed concern that Jamaica had "not moved more expeditiously" to extradite Mr. Coke, who was charged in a guns and drug-trafficking conspiracy.
But he sees little reason to believe that challenges like global warming and declining oil reserves and rising demand in China and India will be dealt with any more expeditiously than leaded gasoline was.
Therefore, as long as the SEC does not adopt new binding norms for a rule, issuing new guidance and interpretations could be done more expeditiously than changes to the rule itself.
"Improving prekindergarten programs, lengthening the school day, removing incompetent teachers more expeditiously and providing bonuses for teachers who work in difficult subject areas are laudable, but they also bring huge expenses".
