Sentence examples for term promptly from inspiring English sources
"In the US, the priority is to avoid excessive fiscal consolidation in the short term, promptly raise the debt ceiling, and agree on a credible medium-term fiscal consolidation plan, focused on entitlement and tax reform," the IMF said.
For Washington, the "priority is to avoid excessive fiscal consolidation in the short term, promptly raise the debt ceiling and agree on a credible medium-term consolidation plan," the fund's economists said.
Richard Nixon came to office declaring his intention "to nominate to the Supreme Court individuals who shared my judicial philosophy, which is basically a conservative philosophy" and during his first term promptly put four Justices on the Court.
The importance of agreements, she said, was that "they are not just signed and touted but in fact implemented in real terms promptly on the ground".
They'll be certified inadequate in their first term and promptly spat out.
His accidental use of the derogatory term "coloured" promptly flung him into the linguistic swamp that mires race.
But while Barroso faces no challenger for the post and is backed by key leaders like Angela Merkel of Germany, Nicolas Sarkozy of France, and Brown, the attempt to sew up his second term as promptly as possible has backfired and risks degenerating into a humiliating ordeal that could run for weeks or months.
The process of being "stat-ed" — as some participants have termed it — begins promptly at 10 a.m.
She shared her intentions with her friend, a woman in her 20s and in a long-term relationship, who promptly reminded Kasha that she had just had an abortion.
During the fall of my second year at M.I.T., I was caught partially plagiarizing a term paper and was promptly expelled.
