He planned to remain here today, but his spokesman, Joe Lockhart, said the president might scale back his schedule on Sunday to hurry back to Camp David.
Even though gay weddings are not legal in the Magnolia State, the couple wanted to have a public celebration of their commitment, and they were in a hurry to schedule it after Ms. Craven was diagnosed with Stage 4 brain cancer a year ago.
But the early action also foreshadowed problems that would hinder the new majority all year: the Senate, with its minority-empowering rules, was not on the same hurry-up schedule, and House Republicans bristled at what they considered heavy-handed treatment.
In its heyday, Humanities Festival had attendance rates near 50,000 and would transform the Loop into a buzzing college campus, with festival-goers clutching schedules as they hurried to events.
If someone dies after taking one of these substances, there will be irresponsible media coverage, public outrage, and hurried scheduling by various drug-enforcement agencies.
At the end of the 25-minute news conference, Woods stepped from the podium and into an embrace with Hill that, despite being on an impossibly tight schedule, Woods seemed in no hurry to extricate himself from.
Mitrofanov said that Russia's robotic moon planners "have taken into account" the disaster with its Phobos-Grunt Mars mission in 2011-2012 — a failure due to reported poor management, technical glitches and a hurry to launch schedule.
It is not always the Congressional responsibilities that suffer; the senators in particular have had to discard carefully arranged campaign schedules on short notice to hurry back to Washington, most recently for tax votes when their presence was crucial in the closely divided Senate.
The demand for power at that project was so great that in 1943, two generators originally intended for the Shasta Dam were installed at Grand Coulee in an effort to hurry the generator installation schedule.
Although the rulings are neither final nor fatal to the programmes concerned, they help to cement the impression of a man in a hurry, moving to a slightly different schedule than that of his constituents.
