Sentence examples for with more quickly from inspiring English sources

O'Leary apologised and said the customer would be refunded and similar cases would be dealt with more quickly in future.

Ouseley said complaints are now investigated and dealt with more quickly, and people do receive an answer.

It is understood the government wants the appeals process to change so spurious challenges can be rapidly weeded out and genuine complaints dealt with more quickly.

Peter Mandelson, the EU's trade commissioner, raised eyebrows last week with a speech that suggested cotton, an area where the Americans are egregious subsidisers, should be dealt with more quickly than other areas of the farm talks.

To contribute to genuine travellers being dealt with more quickly and, on the other hand, to combat illegal entry and strengthen powers to deal with other persons not entitled to enter or remain in the country.

The report is published after education secretary Nicky Morgan told parliament on Thursday: "I'm confident that if the events we witnessed in Birmingham were repeated again today, they would be identified and dealt with more quickly and in a far more effective way".

Her impression is that agents with a scientific background gain credibility with researchers more quickly than her colleagues without.

"We just help people come to terms with it more quickly".

"They need to do much, much more and they've got to create new relationships with advertisers more quickly".

Rattling the Taliban, officials said, may open the door to reconciling with them more quickly, even if the officials caution that the outreach is still deeply uncertain.

The upstarts can provide a range of ride options at different price points, improve driver efficiency by matching drivers with rides more quickly, and weed out bad drivers.