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expeditious

[ek-spi-dish-uhs] / ˌɛk spɪˈdɪʃ əs /


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The statement said they “agreed to resolve the remaining issues in an expeditious manner,” but there is no indication that either side is willing to offer concessions.

From Seattle Times

They also agreed to resolve the remaining issues in an "expeditious manner" and maintain the momentum of dialogue and negotiations through military and diplomatic channels.

From Reuters

“Without a reversal in these trends congressional oversight and the expeditious vetting of nominees would become intractable.”

From Washington Times

U.S. officials have estimated the most expeditious time needed for training and delivery of F-16s at 18 months.

From Reuters

In fact, Colin Kahl, the Pentagon's undersecretary of defence for policy, said that even "the most expeditious timeline" for delivering F-16s would be 18 months, and thus there was no sense training pilots early.

From BBC