Sentence examples for rapidly agree from inspiring English sources

Rapidly agree measures to cap card payment fees.

Rapidly agree the new proposed regulation on clinical trials.

Nonetheless, the carrier hopes that employees will rapidly agree to cuts that will help achieve savings of $3 billion to $4 billion a year by 2004, compared with what it spent on operations in 2001.

But, last Wednesday, in an unusually blunt statement, Obama said that cyber theft is an "act of aggression" that will be met with "countervailing actions" unless both sides can rapidly agree to rules of conduct.

"We also agreed to rapidly agree an increase in the resources of the I.M.F. through bilateral loans, following the mandate of the G-20 Cannes summit, so that the I.M.F could adequately match the new firepower of the E.F.S.F. and cooperate more closely with it," he added.

Four UK charities - Diabetes UK, the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, the Macular Disease Society and the Royal National Institute of Blind People RNIBB) - are urging government to rapidly agree a Patient Access Scheme with the manufacturer of Lucentis, Novartis, in order to bring down the cost of the drug to the NHS for treating diabetic macular oedema.

"I rapidly agreed to have my face unblurred," he says.

They rapidly agreed on a 60/40 split of shareholding in EADS's favour.

No wonder BT, when threatened with industrial action over pay in the summer, rapidly agreed a three-year deal: the telecoms company could afford it.

HSBC agreed to the settlement after being notified of the charges being prepared against it at a private meeting on 10 April following which, prosecutors claimed, the bank rapidly agreed to begin negotiations over financial damages for past "illegal acts".

Mr Zhang (who does not want his full name used because of fears that fellow villagers might despise him for his illness) says that officials in Gongyi rapidly agreed to implement Document 26 after his handshake with Mr Wen.