Sentence examples for promptly approved from inspiring English sources

The House promptly approved the bill anyway, with 100 Republicans joining the Democrats.

The General Assembly promptly approved the deal, passing resolutions for separate budgets for day-to-day and peacekeeping operations.

His widow, Bonnie Cicio, sued Vytra and Dr. Spears, saying her husband might have survived if the H.M.O. had promptly approved his treatment, rather than waiting two months.

He promptly approved the purchase of the site at Oak Ridge and negotiated for the project to be given a AAA priority rating.

Vicious Cycle presented the new project to Sony, who promptly approved the game for the PSP, despite it not having secured a publisher.

The agency is supposed to review every medication that comes through the developmental pipeline and make sure the good ones are promptly approved, and the bad ones just as reliably rejected.

The new Ag Board then promptly fired the entire Creamery Board, declared itself the Creamery Board, and quickly approved keeping Matanuska Maid open.

The State Assembly is expected to vote today on a bill that would require health insurers to pay hospitals and health care providers more promptly for approved medical services.

A pending rule proposal to allow mass marketing of hedge funds and other private offerings will provide an early and important test, since on the surface at least it offers a choice between standing by her commitment to investor protection and risking a stalemate or acting promptly to approve a dangerously inadequate rule.

Over the next two months Jason kept in contact with me via email regarding the status of my application and what steps I needed to complete in order to ensure that I was approved promptly.

Ryan, and the other Republicans who held the governor's office for more than two decades before he took over in 1999, promptly and routinely approved pardons based on innocence for the exonerated, qualifying them for state compensation of a little more than $1,000 a month for the time they unjustly languished behind bars.