| Residents said Southern Electric was quick to respond and installed new machinery. |
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| An earlier post mentioned this long-lost cartoon from the pre-internet days, and Mudville readers were quick to respond to my request for a copy. |
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| Consumer brands have been quick to respond to shoppers' desire to buy green. |
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| Critics were quick to respond to her paintings, images of fleshy nymphets in various states of undress, lounging, sulking, twirling hoops. |
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| He suggested refocusing the Committee to make it more effective, more operational, and quick to respond to new challenges. |
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| The Stardard turnaround time is five business days, however our team is quick to respond to requests where deadlines are an issue. |
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| The Chinese government has been very quick to respond to the global economic crisis by initiating a massive public spending programme. |
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| We were very quick to respond to increasingly adverse developments in the market. |
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| Bureau Veritas has been quick to respond to new demands related to more environmentally-friendly buildings and building standards. |
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| Central banks were quick to respond by injecting hundreds of billions of dollars in an effort to stabilize capital markets. |
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| When the panel released its report in December 2007, which contained 109 recommendations, the government was quick to respond. |
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| Equities will be quick to respond to the first breath of hope and good news, and will be just as quick to plunge as soon as the present nightmare comes back to haunt us. |
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| In view of the extent of the damage and its needs, the Chinese Government appealed for international assistance on 13 May and the EU was quick to respond to the call. |
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| I too would like to applaud the CFIA for being quick to respond and quick to begin the trace-outs and quick to begin all the requirements that are needed to satisfy the consumer. |
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| Affleck was quick to respond to their claims. |
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| Aubay was therefore quick to respond to the phenomenon of open source with investment aimed at mastering the technologies involved for the benefit of its clients. |
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| The auditors found that VAC managers are quick to respond to reported hazards, but the existing reporting system needs improvement, especially where it crosses departmental jurisdictions. |
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| The international community was quick to respond to the deterioration in the situation in TimorLeste with the dispatch of an international stabilization force, which has successfully restored security and stability. |
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| Governments worldwide have studied the lessons of 1929 and have been quick to respond, offering liquidity and guaranteeing many loans and deposits. |
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| However the government of Manitoba has not been so quick to respond. |
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| Pupils have been quick to respond to this new system and can be seen proudly wearing their Sunshine Superstar badges. |
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| Indeed, certain Committee members were quick to respond with uninformed, irrelevant and blatantly homophobic questions and claims that had nothing to do with the principles we were asking them to consider and to apply. |
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| The recent events in Niger have shown that international public opinion is not always quick to respond despite the governments of the relevant countries alerting it to the situation. |
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| The international community is quick to respond to emergency funding requests, but the reintegration of children falls into the fault line between emergency assistance and development assistance. |
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| The Africans were quick to respond with shots from long range, but their aim for the most part was well wide of the mark, save Abd Rabo, who clattered the ball against the England crossbar with Lonergan beaten. |
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| Figueres was quick to respond to the atrocity. |
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| Daisy Wyatt was quick to respond to request for comment on the honour. |
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| The practical reason behind this procedure is that States are quick to respond when there are regulations which they do not wish to adopt, but often slow in considering others. |
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| You are meticulous and quick to respond, and your job is to coordinate teams, find solutions to unforeseen problems and deal with all types of situations. |
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