Sentence examples for quick disposition from inspiring English sources

After the hearing, Ha Nguyen, a plaintiff who owns a shrimp boat in Lafourche Parish, said her top priority was quick disposition of the case.

A ruling on a demurrer can result in the quick disposition of a case resting on the point of law challenged in the demurrer.

Officials said that the White House had pushed privately for a quick disposition and an undramatic punishment to avoid turning Campbell into a martyr.

Again, one from a quick... 14ac Disposition (6)...which might be TEMPER or TALENT or SPIRIT or LAYOUT (it's none of those) - and now another from Rufus... 9ac Kind disposition (6)... which can only be NATURE.

Police officers, attorneys, judges and court advocates are learning better ways to investigate, prosecute, adjudicate and track criminal cases involving dogs so that the cases resolve quicker and the dispositions are restorative.

Kinslow was known to have a genial, sunny disposition, and was quick to make friends.

"It just doesn't seem right," added Heather, a registered nurse who typically has a sunny disposition and a quick smile.

For a quick, semi-quantitative overview of the disposition of chemicals in biosystems and its relation to structure of chemicals, the reader is referred to the following psrts of the paper.

The model developed by Quick and Shuler (1999) focused on the disposition of naphthalene in five compartments representing the lungs, liver, fat, rapidly perfused tissues, and slowly perfused tissues and relied on in vitro data to calibrate kinetic constants.

Their disposition, combined with the need to make quick, accurate casts and a seductive retrieve, guarantee most anglers a modest success ratio.

In this case, the application of bedside sonography by the emergency physician allowed for a quick and definitive diagnosis, appropriate referral as well as a rapid disposition of the patient.