The first vaccination started a few weeks afterwards, but it could have been a bit more prompt.
In June, America's Catholic bishops repeatedly pledged to be more prompt and pastoral when dealing with sexual abuse by priests.
Their pleas are interspersed among calls from joggers urging more prompt clearance of the bike and walkways hugging the seawall.
Mr. Waxman said he was going to send a letter asking for a bigger, more prompt investigation.
Better diets, reduced smoking especially after the ban in public areas, and more prompt and effective treatment has brought deaths down.
Are we made more prompt by having alarms set on smartphones that sit next to our heads while we sleep or are we simply giving ourselves brain tumours?
But Benedict has been more prompt about replacing bishops, and the consensus among Catholic experts is that the next major event in Cardinal Egan's ecclesiastic life will be the acceptance of his resignation and the anointing of his successor.
A more equitable arrangement would require more prompt payment to the government for gas extraction, such as production-based royalties paid on the coal seam gas and North West Shelf projects, as well as a modified PRRT design.
Rebecca Minkoff, an early adopter of the app, with more than 250,000 followers, is more prompt than most to incorporate users' suggestions into her clothing and accessories lines.
This tool may also enable more prompt detection of areas for intervention and/or investment.
In summary, about 90%% of 76Br positrons are associated with one or more prompt gammas.
