The local authorities which now carry out examinations in relation to that matter are reasonably flexible and can respond to public demand with reasonable alacrity.
Our proposal will be accepted with alacrity in the country.
They are to be criticised for having abandoned with such alacrity pre-election promises about a rail-only link.
People volunteered with alacrity because it was genuinely feared that war might come.
Our ancestors, with that alacrity which to some extent we have inherited, took ten years to consider that report, and they legislated in 1843.
Now we must go beyond congratulations and act with alacrity and vision.
In such a climate, perhaps we should not be surprised that scholarship embraced the notion of the 'disembodied' voice and its implication of a disconnected mind with alacrity.
Wong's virtuosity partially overcame this difficulty as she was able to enter and portray each one distinctly with alacrity and sensitivity.
