Sentence examples for a swift return of from inspiring English sources

He was given a public dressing-down over the treatment of prisoners in Iraq by the Pope, who called for a swift return of sovereignty to the Iraqis.

A swift return of children to classrooms here would also help lift politically awkward imagery for President Obama, who has not taken sides in the showdown between Mr. Emanuel, a close ally, and unionized teachers, a bloc that Democrats depend on in election years.

Fewer than one in 10 voters back a swift return of Royal Bank of Scotland to the private sector and more than three-quarters believe it should stay in public hands for the time being, according to a new YouGov poll.

Mr. Annan led off with a speech drawing from his report last week that ruled out a swift return of the United Nations to Iraq because of the bombing of its Baghdad headquarters in August and continuing attacks on diplomats and relief workers.

However, as a minority administration it was not expected to last, and a swift return of the former administration was anticipated.

Chris Carabott of IGN rated the episode 9 out of 10, calling it "a swift return to form" with "plenty of striking and emotional moments" that made it one of the better episodes of the first season.

A four-shot win, a £599,000 winner's cheque and a swift return to the top of the world rankings.

WESTERN leaders lent moral support and offered Serbia a swift return to the family of democratic nations; Russia offered to mediate as though both contenders for power in Belgrade were of equal worth.

In other words, with scant prospect of a swift return to growth, the risk in 2013 is less of outright conflagration in the single-currency area than of a fraying of social and political ties and an insidious erosion of hope.

Addressing the security vacuum in Egypt, Mr. Sharaf said he "demanded a swift return to the highest levels of security on the streets of Egypt to make them safe again and give our citizens the dignity they deserve".

The competitive nature of the Premier League means there are no guarantees of a swift return to Europe's top table.