Sentence examples for provided promptly from inspiring English sources

Several detainees at the Hudson jail and Stewart also complained that basic supplies, such as toilet paper, soap and toothpaste, were not provided promptly or at all.

Notice under paragraphs (1) and (2) shall be provided promptly following the discovery of such a data breach and the implementation of any measures necessary to determine the scope of the breach, prevent any further breach or unauthorized disclosures, and reasonably restore the integrity of the data system.

Ms Truss said a plan for the bridge's repair would be in place by early next week, and that funding would then be provided "promptly".

The peer evaluation criteria included the following: reliably meeting deadlines for work in progress, contribution to the group, whether input for work-in-progress was provided promptly and with good faith, respect of each group member's opinions, and knowledge about assignments.

The most recent advice from the World Health Organization is that abortion should be provided promptly upon request.

One recommendation is a call for government to ensure that all defendants are provided promptly with counsel at their first bail hearing.

The Securities and Exchange Commission said Monday that it had fined Merrill Lynch $2.5 million for failing to provide promptly e-mail messages that the agency sought over a 16-month period.

The newly proposed stratigraphy provides promptly recognized stratigraphic units in a regional framework of fundamental importance for future correlations and provide vital information in the understanding of how the Paraná-Etendeka Igneous Province evolved through time.

At times, some smaller banks almost inevitably find that the wholesale facilities of the money market cannot provide promptly the funds needed to meet unexpected reserve drains, as deposits move about the country from one bank to another.

The reasons for this are as yet unproven, but a major one may be that teaching and improving writing skills is a very complex task which can only be accomplished by very extensive mentoring, ideally provided very promptly, with a rapid opportunity for the learner to absorb feedback, practice and improve their performance.

Mary Carillo, who was providing commentary, promptly observed that Ms. Kuznetsova would likely "survive" the match (and she did).