Although holding no office or military command, he swiftly and secretly scotched a plot to kill Octavian on his return from the East and executed its supposed leader, the son of the triumvir Marcus Aemilius Lepidus.
The Turkish high command, meanwhile, moved swiftly to heal breaches created between the armed forces in the short-lived uprising that began yesterday.
When the experienced Frenchman obeyed his command, Januzaj moved swiftly onto the ball and, using the instep of his right foot, cushioned it high into the net from 12 meters, or 40 feet.
1938 Hitler Takes Command BERLIN — Moving swiftly to crush "the revolt" in the conservative clique of the German officers corps, Chancellor Hitler has carried out one of the most sensational purges in contemporary history.
Drones enabled headquarters to break through the fog of war swiftly, giving commanders greater command and control over the battlefield.
It's a seductive, even imposing, display, whose command rushes the audience swiftly past any ideas.
It was a momentous decision in policy terms, because unless the replacement government arrives swiftly and commands immediate confidence hopes of investment and growth in Russia this year will be dashed.
And when protesters wearing motorcycle helmets broke away from a larger group near Columbus Circle -- prompting fears that they were bent on destruction -- word moved swiftly through the command center, where periodic updates echoed over a public address system.
WASHINGTON — An American-led military campaign to destroy Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's air defenses and establish a no-fly zone over Libya has nearly accomplished its initial objectives, and the United States is moving swiftly to hand command to allies in Europe, American officials said Monday.
Both of the Gulf Cartel leaders ignored the command, and Treviño Morales moved swiftly to avenge the death of his former comrade.
