expeditious

"But we want to do it in an expeditious way."

"It would be a very expeditious way to move these trials forward."

"But you can count on the work being expeditious," he said.

There seems to be no expeditious way of getting to it."

"We decided it would be more expeditious with direct deposits."

He called for "expeditious action" on the six other suspended officers.

"We are committed to an expeditious search for the truth," he said.

His message told us to get the information to you by the most expeditious means possible, that it was a serious emergency.

However, the courts needed a more expeditious means of delivering justice.

And "there's a great deal of sentiment for some expeditious resolution."

Sometimes the expeditious need of bringing down crime numbers bring out the worst in us.

"We will work with them to resolve these issues in an appropriate and expeditious manner."

Expeditious naturalization in all cases must be complete before the child turns 18.

But these methods are not always as expeditious as the phone.

Right now, I doubt whether it will be expeditious or fair."

"The President said it should be fair, constitutional and expeditious.

The train to Berlin, by the way, was prompt and expeditious.

For the foreign citizen with no insurance, it was an expeditious way to get the needed vaccine.

His staff was responsive in an expeditious manner when other resources failed.

Laboratory testing should be conducted in the most expeditious manner possible.

And I agree that this seems to be the most expeditious manner in which to proceed.

He said the bill would be considered "in an expeditious and cordial fashion."

Suggest you deal with her in an expeditious manner.' "

Efforts were made to create an expeditious and safe method of election, but all failed in the long run.

I will therefore put you upon an expeditious and decisive plan of obtaining this very necessary information.