Sentence examples for properly and quickly from inspiring English sources

The detainees are asking that their claims for refugee status are properly and quickly assessed.

The full procedure, developed on theoretical bases and under simplified hypotheses, aims to make designers able to properly and quickly size the complete structure (for complete structure authors mean rails and support structures).

One would have thought, given the huge significance and public interest in the Leveson inquiry, not to mention the cost to taxpayers, that to maintain the inquiry's reputation for professionalism the judge would want something like this cleared up properly and quickly.

If these problems could not be solved properly and quickly, they will hinder the further development of the country.

Chief Ombudsman Natalie Ceeney said: "We now hope to see all businesses which were involved in PPI mis-selling resolving their customers' complaints fairly, properly and quickly".

But it's important that the insurer be properly and quickly notified of a claim or else the company runs the risk of denial of coverage.

The priority now, officials said, is to make sure the elevators are properly maintained and quickly repaired when they break down.

Note that fresh raw fish for sushi should be read as "fresh fish that was properly prepared and quickly frozen".

Ms Romero should have worn the right protective clothing, known the safety protocols properly and been quickly spotted as a danger to public health once ill.Yet after Ms Romero caught the virus, she spent ten days on holiday in Madrid, sat a public exam and visited a health centre and hospital to seek help with her first symptoms.

Cognitive Abilities and Memory: Even just a small amount of sleep deficiency can affect our ability to think properly and respond quickly to situations that present throughout one's day.

Oily t-zone, dry cheeks, greasy chin, forehead breakouts -- our complexions rarely behave one way all the time, which makes it hard to treat it properly and, most importantly, quickly.