Sentence examples for Swift review from inspiring English sources
Two former Labour home secretaries, a security minister and a former "independent" reviewer of terror laws have called for the swift review of the communications data bill, following the Woolwich killing.
A swift review of the Mendes back catalogue raises some tantalising prospects.
She is also expected to use the hearings to back Mr. Bush's announced plans for a swift review and possible reversal of some of Mr. Clinton's most ambitious initiatives putting vast tracts of public lands off limits to development.
The home secretary, Alan Johnson, has placed the future of the expert body at the centre of the row over drugs policy in doubt by ordering a swift review of how it operates, the Guardian has learned.
In the final bill approved by a conference committee and signed by the President in 1996, Congress authorized swift review only for lawsuits filed by an "individual" or a member of Congress.
Mr Haddrill's apparent reluctance to take up the issue stands in stark contrast to the swift review ordered by the Bank of England's Andrew Bailey in the wake of Mr Green's findings that financial watchdogs could and should have taken disciplinary action against HBOS executives.
As initially passed by the Senate and the House in 1995, the line item veto bill authorized swift judicial review only for lawsuits filed by members of Congress.
Among the amendments the Lords passed were ones calling for swift judicial review for interned terrorist suspects and limiting new information access provisions, which they claimed would allow the police to pry into almost anyone's personal bank accounts, tax returns and e-mail messages.
Virtually all user fees paid to the agency to ensure swift application reviews would be considered part of the sequester.
That's why we will on entering office immediately start a swift and comprehensive review of speed limits.
And, wonder of wonders, it made money.Yet in a few swift years the Review's circulation and advertising revenues imploded.
