The nimble are in a position to act quickly should things change.
Commission members, victims' families and legislators are warning that a failure to act quickly on these prescriptions will translate not only into unnecessary risk of attack, but grave political repercussions.
Second was a strong bias to act quickly at low cost, learn what works from experience, and then reinforce strengths.
If you and your spouse filed your 2009 returns as single or head of household and would have saved tax with a joint return, you need to act very quickly in order to preserve your right to a refund.
Where once we needed to be ready to act quickly as a tribe to stand united against dangers, now our individual opinions matter more than our tribal loyalties.
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We seem to be talking about the cost of the package and clearly there's a lot of pressure to act quickly, but is there any resistance gathering to this idea of giving this one position so much power over the economy?
The alarming statements by the WHO and other UN agencies last week may in part have been prompted by a widespread feeling that health authorities in Asia failed to act quickly enough last year to contain the SARS virus, a hitherto unknown human infection.
Half of them feel that if they identified a target for acquisition, they'd be better prepared to act quickly now, vs. only 36% a year ago.
But given both their ubiquity as well as their rapidly changing technology, added, the Pentagon had to act quickly to develop a comprehensive program.
The Federal Reserve System, reconfigured by the Banking Acts of 1933 and 1935, is able to act quickly to prevent a high-finance crisis from becoming a credit-card crunch.
And we continue to view this as a very important matter that we need to act quickly on.
"Local authorities have a duty to support these young people and act quickly if they are at risk of becoming involved in criminal behaviour, " he said.
With Italy and Spain both wobbly after recent credit downgrades, and Greece nearing the edge of insolvency, many worry that failure to act quickly and decisively will result in a second crash.
The WEO report called on all governments to act quickly to "steer the world towards a cleaner, cleverer and more competitive energy system".
This will be particularly helpful in the run-up to retirement when you may need to act quickly if you are trying to secure a particular annuity rate for yourself.
But President Sarkozy, Prime Minister Cameron, leaders from a variety of countries were important players in building a coalition that, in such a rapid amount of time, that allowed us to act quickly, both initially with sanctions and then with military action.
With a new president and Congress in place, we must act together quickly to avoid the worst effects of climate change -- in doing so we also will find economic benefits for people the world over.
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Ahmad Chalabi, a Washington-based Iraqi opposition leader, has urged America to act quickly to bring stability to the country.
It follows a meeting on Monday when the prime minister told the industry to act quickly if it did not want regulation by law.
Heinz options one day before a buyout was announced Thursday prompted U.S. regulators to act quickly, freezing assets they suspect are tied to the trade.
Congress quickly acted with a new proposal, the Stolen Valor Act, which would make it a crime to lie about military service or make false claims about receiving military medals with the intent of benefiting from those claims.
While Apple has been slowly repairing the faulty directions provided by its mapping application, the company had to act quickly after learning that Australian motorists were being stranded in a dangerous environment.
Again the national security strategy proposes a new departure, again a lesson learnt from recent conflicts ranging from Rwanda and Bosnia to Iraq, Afghanistan and Somalia: to create a standby international civilian capability so that for fragile and failing states we can act quickly and comprehensively by combining the humanitarian, peacekeeping, stabilisation and reconstruction support they need.
The New York State banking department recommends that consumers act quickly in the event that they believe they have been taken for a ride.
Note: There's a strict 60-day grace period to set up the COBRA plan, so act quickly--miss that window, and you'll be tossed into the individual insurance market.
Analysts said, however, that the increasing pressure on Purcell by a group of ex-executives calling for his ouster may force Morgan Stanley to act more quickly.
She said the Silk Report's recommendations had very complex implications well beyond borders of Wales, some of which could be implemented relatively quickly without legislation while others required a substantial rewriting of the Government of Wales Act or new Treasury legislation.
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But you'd need to act very quickly, do something extremely clever with planning regulations, for that to make a contribution to this recovery, as opposed to the next one, or the one after that.
"Employed across a variety of sectors, these systems can quickly process huge amounts of information when deciding how to act, " said Dr Wamberto Vasconcelos, who is leading the research at the University of Aberdeen's School of Natural and Computing Sciences.
While she said she could only make a final determination about her top priorities after officially taking the job, she indicated that she would quickly push to implement the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act, or JOBS Act, a law passed last year by Congress to help fund small businesses, as well as outstanding rules under the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul.
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