In 1993, court administrators assigned judges to concentrate on divorces and changed the court rules to stress early conferences and speedy settlements in contested cases.
The next month, Austrian officials appointed a special envoy, Ernst Sucharipa, to negotiate with the Claims Conference on speedier reparations and property restitution.
Two speedy point guards, one compelling conference finals matchup.
The conference offered a speedy rhythm waiting to be embraced in clubland: champeta, originally an Afro-Colombian beat (and named after a dangerous knife).
Speedy Claxton, the two-time conference player of the year, turned from passer to scorer (22.8 points a game) this season to push the Flying Dutchmen to their most victories in 23 years.
Those ties were cemented in 1978, after he became the preferred vendor of Saudi King Fahd by building the $150 million Taif Intercontinental Hotel for an Islamic conference in a speedy eight months; Fahd handed him hefty airport, bridge and hospital contracts soon after.
Philadelphia (0-3), the defending Eastern Conference champion, was led by Craig (Speedy) Claxton, who had 22 points.
6. RUNNING IN THE EAST? -- What used to be the league's most rugged conference has lightened up considerably, undergoing a speedy and athletic makeover this summer.
Tourism, personal hygiene, farming, medical practice – all are affected by the issue of antibiotic resistance, and it will be the task of the conference to highlight the most effective and speedy solutions to tackle the crisis.
Connection speeds will hit 2 megabits per second, or more than 130 times faster than today's systems, speedy enough to make streaming audio and mobile video conferencing a reality.
He said that although the themes of the conference had focused on high-powered devices and speedy, next-generation connections, those innovations were available only to a privileged few.
