Sentence examples for should speedily from inspiring English sources

While the counting takes place, the proper state authorities should speedily investigate all the various charges of voter fraud that are circulating, as well as reports that many voters in Palm Beach were confused by the ballot there and inadvertently voted for Patrick Buchanan instead of Mr. Gore.

This was clearly expressed in the conference's universal declaration that 'colonialism in all its manifestations is an evil which should speedily be brought to an end'.

(II, B) When HbA1c values are higher than the goal, appropriate treatment variations should be speedily implemented to rapidly reach and maintain good glycemic control in time.

Its UK licence should be speedily restored.

The recommendations should be speedily implemented.

Earlier this month, the French president, François Hollande, and David Cameron agreed that people in the camp with relatives in Britain should be speedily reunited with them.

The Congressional bill to end the food and medicine embargo should be speedily enacted and other issues negotiated so as to end the embargo.

The triple bill is seen as pivotal to the British punk scene's crystallisation into a movement, though NME reviewer Charles Shaar Murray wrote, "The Clash are the sort of garage band that should be speedily returned to the garage, preferably with the motor still running".

In this regard, it is imperative that agreements such as the minimum service level agreements which are being advocated by doctors unions as a means of assuring minimum coverage during strikes should be speedily agreed upon.

"We write not only in strong support of this legislation, but to stress that it should be enacted speedily, in order to meet the significant administrative requirements of implementation, as well as the need to provide certainty for employers and these young people," the letter read.

The first such step should be to speedily conclude, adopt and adhere to the draft Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child raising the age of recruitment and participation in armed forces to 18 years.