But many political analysts have said that unless he takes steps quickly to bolster his weak standing with Parliament and the public, he could be out of office by the summer.
Once they did become aware, they took steps quickly to investigate and prevent further inappropriate behavior.
For example, subjects will be told to take steps as quickly and for as long as possible during balance perturbations or to avoid limb movements during upright stance counteracting water turbulence.
The deaths prompted all major golf organizations to quickly take steps to enhance course evacuation plans and to put lightning early-warning systems in place.
Professor Tubiana says by concentrating on nuclear power France has slipped behind on rival technologies like wind, solar and biomass and it must now take steps to catch up quickly.
After our opening night we have a very clear idea of what works and what doesn't, and we quickly take steps to remedy the things that could be better.
In that phase, some aides said, he was frustrated that Israel was not moving more quickly to take steps that would give Mr. Abbas enough credit in Palestinian eyes to crack down on Palestinian militant groups.
He noted that the group had recently released a detailed assessment of the increasing frequency of extreme climate events like droughts, floods and cyclones, and of the necessity of moving quickly to take steps to reduce emissions and adapt to the inevitable damage.
A few weeks ago, the panel released a detailed assessment of the increasing frequency of extreme climate events like droughts, floods and cyclones, noting the necessity of moving quickly to take steps to reduce emissions and adapt to the inevitable damage.
Factories want to have the insights anyway, because if there's a problem on the line, it's better to be able to identify it quickly and take steps to ensure that more batches aren't affected by a defective product.
