Sentence examples for Less swift than from inspiring English sources
A1 At U.N., a Call for War on AIDS Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, addressing the General Assembly in a special session on AIDS, said the world's response to the disease "must be no less comprehensive, no less relentless and no less swift than the pandemic itself".
Striking an assertive tone for the Bush administration on AIDS policy, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell told the General Assembly today that "from this moment on," the world's response to the disease "must be no less comprehensive, no less relentless and no less swift than the pandemic itself".
Indeed, if he were subject to any substantial procedural hurdles which made his remedy under § 2255 less swift and imperative than federal habeas corpus, the gravest constitutional doubts would be engendered, as the Court in Hayman implicitly recognized.
Finally, IM injections can be easier to administer in the acute situation but the onset of tranquillisation may be less swift and predictable than with an IV injection.
She seems to have been quicker than Obama to support American military intervention in Libya, and she was for a less swift exit of American troops from Afghanistan.
Appropriately, his storytelling is never less than swift.
Yet the press barely covered the incident, and any disciplinary action has been less than swift.
"Terror is a by-product of virtue, it is nothing less than swift, stern, and unbending justice," Robespierre, who was called the Incorruptible by his followers, says in a tight, clear voice at a meeting of the Jacobin Club, adding, "You have the right to use terror to crush the enemies of liberty".
The Dutch expected nothing less than swift conclusions from their investigators.
Americans must make it clear to their elected representatives that anything less than swift passage is intolerable.
