Sentence examples for promptly when it from inspiring English sources

That way you'll be able to pick it up promptly when it comes out the other end and prevent anyone else from walking away with it.

In the second case decided Wednesday, Gabelli v. Securities and Exchange Commission, No. 11-1274, the court ruled unanimously that the commission must act promptly when it seeks civil penalties.

The transportation secretary, Ray LaHood, announced the fine in early April, saying Toyota had failed to notify the government promptly when it learned of similar problems with vehicles elsewhere in the world.

That investigation prompted a visit by Arthur Levitt Jr., the S.E.C. chairman, who chided the exchange's board for failing to act promptly when it had learned Mr. Casella might have a conflict of interest.

It also endorsed "prompt, targeted sanctions" to punish rampant human rights violators and the creation of a standing United Nations "rapid reaction force" of 5,000 to 10,000 troops contributed by Security Council members to contain violence promptly when it erupts.

But, as a divine tool, zakah fund can alleviate poverty effectively and promptly when it is used as seed (investment) money not as spent (consumption) money for the greater and better benefits of the poor of society; otherwise, it will produce no fruitful result.

By week's end, Ford was being rebuked by Transportation Secretary Rodney Slater for failing to notify regulators promptly last year when it recalled the Firestone tires on some of its vehicles overseas.

In 2009, Innovative Brands, noting that the products were popular with men, introduced Pert Plus for Men, a line that Helen of Troy promptly discontinued when it purchased the brand in 2010.

The book, a Balzacian tale full of romance and murder that ranges from Afghanistan to Yemen to Syria, was promptly banned when it was first published here in 2006.

This is the same company that brought us such weirdness as Furby, the computerized creature that thousands of kids whined for in 1998, then promptly ignored when it turned out to be as interesting to play with as a coffee cup.

He would prefer to see a tougher version of the model already used in some offshore centres: service providers which register trusts and companies would have to identify owners, hold the information and pass it on promptly when authorities, domestic or foreign, requested it.