Sentence examples for with great dispatch from inspiring English sources

When Mr. Obama signed papers formally nominating Mr. Hagel, Mr. Kerry and Mr. Brennan after his Inaugural Address on Monday, he said, "I'm sending a few nominations up, which I know will be handled with great dispatch".

But it is also the case that Labour has pursued this part of its agenda with great dispatch and subtlety while the opposition did not find a voice to resist what was an extensive programme of attack.

"The fact is, we're moving with great dispatch, but that doesn't seem to be news," he said.

Partly as a result, the government has acted with greater dispatch to recapitalise the banks.

"We are very disappointed that the White House has not been able to move forward with greater dispatch," said Jim Wilson, chief investigator for the House Government Reform Committee.

Much as I admired the former Nathan Birnbaum, I ambulated with far greater dispatch.

By James Thurber The New Yorker, September 10 , 1932P. 9 A traffic policeman was conducting vehicular affairs at a busy intersection with great skill and dispatch when one of those madcap taxi-drivers confused everything by attempting a complicated and intricate turn.

This creates something of an economy of scale, hopefully, whereby a large number of claims can be resolved with, supposedly, greater efficiency and greater dispatch than resolving each of the claims individually.

Third, align incentives in government and industry to promote greater dispatch.

The two Suites, dispatched with great zest and charm, are supremely entertaining.

In particular, the activity of the legislature is made less cumbersome through delegating more short-term decisions to an executive branch capable of acting with greater coherence and dispatch.