Sentence examples for reported quickly from inspiring English sources

The resignation takes effect on Monday — as we reported quickly and clearly in our articles — but I think 'Spitzer Resigns' conveyed the essence of the news most effectively".

Unlike workers' compensation, the fine print of most voluntary plans includes provisions allowing companies to deny claims if, for instance, the injury was not reported quickly enough or the employee failed to comply with safety policies.

When asked why Sony had waited almost a week to notify customers that personal information and credit card data had possibly been stolen in the attack, Mr. Stringer said, "We reported quickly".

Ultimately, the panelists agreed that the future of financial news is one where technology is enabling more and more news to be reported, and to be reported quickly, but where humans are helping to curate it and deliver it to the consumer in the ways in which the consumer wants.

The other pressing concern for immigration authorities such as Diac is to ensure that the tests they recommend are accessible to applicants all over the world and that results can be reported quickly, so as not to slow up already strained visa processing systems.

Card issuers generally can't charge consumers more than $50 for losses on a stolen card and often don't even assess that sum if the theft is reported quickly.

"Journalists developed automatic framing protocols generations ago because of the need to report quickly," he said.

A new disaster management agency was created, with provincial units that can report quickly to the center.

4. Do you support the appointment of a presidential commission to report quickly on the causes of the current crisis and present options for regulatory reform?

Dr. Mor-Yosef swiftly told reporters that Mr. Sharon was alive and in an intensive care unit, and he promised to report quickly any changes in his medical condition.

"No one wants to be incorrect when reporting a breach, but they also need to report quickly.