The last thing Obama needs is for any rushed measures that may not be successful in the long term to be billed as co-operatives between himself and Bush, nor for him to end up saddled with a Bush plan that doesn't work but for which he becomes responsible – as Bill Clinton did with the situation in Somalia.
Although Saavedra supported the plans of the criollos to seize power, he warned about taking rushed measures, considering that the ideal time to do so would be when the Napoleonic forces achieved a decisive advantage in the Spanish conflict.
Now they are rushing out measure after measure to punish the survivors, accompanied by increasingly fiery rhetoric.
But Nick Clegg has sounded the alarm over rushing in measures which "undermine the very freedoms we cherish".
While Ampas has been convulsed by the recent #OscarsSoWhite campaign, and is currently rushing through measures to try to increase the organisation's diversity, Bafta is concerned that its voting cap (only 6,500 members are allowed to vote) will exclude newer, more active members.
Opponents have complained that Ms. Quinn is rushing the measure through for the mayor.
So they rushed out measures to help homebuyers, despite real fears of a housing bubble.
Herald Editorial, Scotland, July 27 "It is vital that, in the heat of this battle, the government does not rush through measures that could prove both counterproductive and destructive of hard-won civil liberties.
Some Democrats objected to the closing and complained that Republicans were trying to rush the measures through — in part, by changing the language in existing bills to avoid a process that might normally take weeks.
The Indian government, scrambling to halt the slide, have in recent weeks rushed out measures like higher import duties on gold and silver and restrictions on the amount that local companies can invest overseas without seeking approval.
