The Boston Consulting Group reckons that in areas such as transport, computers, fabricated metals and machinery, 10-30% of the goods that America now imports from China could be made at home by 2020, boosting American output by $20 billion-55 billion a year.The shock of the newConsumers will have little difficulty adapting to the new age of better products, swiftly delivered.
Better, he swiftly made my proposals the Administration's policy.
Google was judged to have faired better at swiftly nixing hate speech from its social sharing platform YouTube.
With the Paris Agreement coming into force the week before this big UN climate meeting, the timing couldn't be better for swiftly moving forward.
The ballot, thank God, is secret so pressure from party leaders and whips can have little influence, and they would be better advised putting swiftly in place a new structure for pay and allowances that can withstand all public scrutiny.
As a result of complaints by parents of female pupils regarding Ofsted's failure to protect their children from continuing abuse, the regulator has promised to completely overhaul the way inspections are managed so that serious safeguarding and child protection concerns are better understood, more swiftly reacted to and investigated with rigour.
Mitigation is better done gradually than swiftly, because the faster it is done, the more it will cost.
The current text has the essential foundations for a more effective council, with better tools to react swiftly to grave or chronic human rights violations.
But public policy experts say what is a surprise is how swiftly New Jersey — better known for its seemingly endemic corruption and reputation as a onetime welcome mat for industrial waste — has moved in this direction.
The gesture seemed initially well-received but Peng Liyuan swiftly thought better of accepting the shawl and took it off before having it taken away.
