Sentence examples for promptly consider from inspiring English sources
The company released a statement late Friday saying it would "promptly consider" Mr. Kan's request.
As Mr. Obama said in the Rose Garden, one of his "most important responsibilities" is to nominate people of intellect and experience, and the Senate has "a constitutional duty to promptly consider judicial nominees for confirmation".
The Senate also has a duty to promptly consider each of these nominees on the Senate floor, discuss and debate their qualifications and then give them the up or down vote they deserve".
Ginsburg also told Liptak that the Senate should promptly consider President Obama's nomination of Judge Merrick Garland to replace her friend Antonin Scalia on the court.
In a statement issued on Nov. 29, board of trustees chair Dr. Patrice Harris urged the Senate to "promptly consider and confirm Dr. Price for this important role".
"We need Congress to promptly consider and pass my legislation to provide certainty for financial institutions and the licensed marijuana related businesses to operate just like any other business," Perlmutter added.
CAR should be suspected when sudden vision disorders occur in patients undergoing cancer treatment, and treatment for CAR should be performed promptly considering the condition of the original tumor if the diagnosis is confirmed.
Congress, the bill read, should "not adjourn" before it "promptly considers proposals related to Iraq if the United Nations fails to adopt such a resolution".
By ICE's own policies, asylum seekers like Martin should be promptly considered for parole and allowed to pursue their asylum claims outside of detention.
Those promises include applying payments in the proper order and new procedures for "promptly considering and resolving borrowers' complaints, including a process for timely communication of the resolutions".
Patients with recurrence were promptly considered for either intra-vesical therapy or radical salvage cystectomy depending on the nature of the local recurrence.
