Sentence examples for they expeditiously from inspiring English sources

Under the Digital Media Copyright Act, signed into law by President Bill Clinton shortly after Google went live, Internet service providers aren't liable for copyright infringement as long as they "expeditiously" take down or block access to the material once they're notified of a problem.

Now, parliamentary systems do not guarantee better judgment, but they can expeditiously respond to crises or public opinion and groundswells.

Sure, they've had their regulatory issues, but he's looking to settle them expeditiously at this point, which is everything you want out of a CEO.

"There is a potential for that," he said, "to the extent that they pay claims expeditiously at a time of great tragedy".

"It's devoutly hoped that if the federal government is going to look at this, that they do so expeditiously and in good faith," said Stephen C. Worth, a lawyer for Officer Michael Carey, who was not indicted but is under the same scrutiny now as the three acquitted detectives.

"What instant is really about is getting people to the result they want more expeditiously".

If program managers are interested in assessing the effects of their services more comprehensively and expeditiously, they should consider assessing service productivity.

They also moved expeditiously to get a new board up and running within 48 hours of Looksmart unexpectedly pulling the plug on our old board (nice one, guys).

More urgently, they should act expeditiously to end the scourge of single parenthood -- which denies far more kids of two straight, married parents than any other cultural phenomenon in history.

If he does, our criminal courts can handle them expeditiously.

"We have a dedicated team working on this every day," said Ms. Sommers, adding that the agency's investigators are "proceeding as expeditiously as they can".