Sentence examples for quickly investigated from inspiring English sources

Not something to ignore, so I quickly investigated.

Probus said that police quickly investigated and arrested Branick, 21, of Nokesville, on a charge of felony child abuse.

A Google spokesman said that the company expected consumers to perform this type of self-policing and added that Google quickly investigated applications that received complaints.

Internet sleuths quickly investigated the matter: A campaign spokesperson said that Trump has spent the day at the opening of a development in Charlottesville, Virginia, and that an intern was responsible for the tweet.

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"We are taking steps to quickly investigate these complaints".

"A failure to pursue criminal accountability for sexual crimes is tantamount to impunity," he said, saying countries must quickly investigate and hold its troops accountable.

Subsequently, Guidant and other device makers promised to set up independent medical advisory boards, to quickly investigate malfunctions in their products and to alert doctors to potential problems.

Goldberg considered the school's handling of the incident a violation of Title IX, the statute under which any school receiving federal funds is required to quickly investigate claims of sexual harassment or assault, and to take steps to prevent abuse from happening again.

"Given the rapid growth of the shale gas industry and its growing importance for our country's energy portfolio, I urge the S.E.C. to quickly investigate whether investors have been intentionally misled," wrote Representative Maurice D. Hinchey, Democrat of New York, in one of three letters sent to the commission by four federal lawmakers, all Democrats.