Sentence examples for rapid solutions from inspiring English sources

Settlements "allow for rapid solutions to competition problems," Mr. Almunia said.

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At first there is worldwide moral outrage; next, earnest promises that "something must be done"; then, when rapid solutions fail to work, bafflement and finally a sense of hapless resignation.

Mr. Djerejian's 12-member panel, which includes John Zogby, the president of the polling company, Zogby International, and Shibley Telhami, a professor at the University of Maryland, was asked this summer by Congress to come up with some rapid solutions to anti-Americanism in the Muslim world.

To encourage him in these thoughts, America last week got the IMF to extend a much-needed loan to Pakistan.No one should expect rapid solutions from peace talks over Kashmir, which, under a formula still being discussed, could start before year's end.

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The report claims that retraining staff "could provide a cost-effective and rapid solution to mitigating some of the pressures on more senior staff".

Europe and America urged a rapid solution to Russia and Ukraine's new "gas war" last night amid fears that supplies to European client countries could be affected.

No rapid solution to the population problem is in sight, so we must continue to promote emission-control measures ever more vigorously.

The excellence of the strapping 26-year-old, a powerful three-quarter very much in the modern mould whose range of other abilities include playing the piano and rapid solution of a Rubik's Cube, has often been taken for granted, although never at Headingley, where he is known by the initials WBW – World's Best Wing.

"I accept that there is a possibility that negotiations with the Jordanians may provide a rapid solution but past experience with the Jordanian authorities in particular and more generally means that it is likely to prove to be unrealistic," he said.