Sentence examples similar to Swiftly helping from inspiring English sources

"I am urging the prime minister to look again at this – and to talk to local authorities about how many more people they can swiftly help.

When the genocide was set in motion by the assassination of President Juvenal Habyarimana, Rutaganda swiftly helped mobilise the interahamwe to man roadblocks and lead house to house searches for victims.

Police Chief Bratton agreed that Los Angeles cannot depend on the federal government to swiftly help in an emergency.

He was widely praised for moving swiftly to help coordinate the reopening of the markets.

executive director Richard Lloyd said: "It is critical that banks act swiftly to help victims of scams and provide them with accurate information on their rights.

The support of volunteers such as Whitfield, who is trying get him legal assistance more swiftly, has helped to lift his morale.

Much of the focus was on Europe, where conflicting headlines and stern denials dampened expectations that the Continent's wealthier nations would move swiftly to help Greece pay back its debt and avert a broader crisis.

Other Scandinavian nations were also badly hit and there was a growing frustration with governments at their failure to act more swiftly to help in the search for the missing.

The Scottish Football Association has been urged by the players' union to act swiftly to help former Rangers stars continue their careers elsewhere.

"UNICEF's preparedness and expertise in emergencies enabled us to act swiftly, to help meet immediate life-saving needs and to support the Government and our humanitarian partners on coordination and logistics".

"Now that the water is receding, we need to act swiftly to help rural communities get back on their feet, providing them the seeds, equipment and other support they need to grow food, raise animals, restore their livelihoods and build their resilience to future shocks," said Bui Thi Lan, FAO Representative in Myanmar.