Sentence examples for conducted swiftly from inspiring English sources
The surgery in Reed Elsevier's boardroom was conducted swiftly and precisely, as you would expect from the publisher of The Lancet.
The Security Council vote, streamed on the Internet on the United Nations' Web site, was conducted swiftly and without discussion, reflecting a view that after Colonel Qaddafi's death and Mr. Abdel-Jalil's proclamation of victory in a national celebration on Sunday, there was no need for further intervention.
The consultations would be conducted swiftly to find an "efficient solution" and they would conclude on Saturday, the statement added.
In Coronation Street, the soap's strict one-in, one-out policy saw the departure of Milton Fanshaw and the return of Lewis Archer, a manoeuvre conducted so swiftly it was difficult to tell where one cravat ended and the other began.
Because each run could be conducted relatively swiftly (typical run-times for an ensemble were 30 s) having a large number of runs was not computationally prohibitive given the resources available to us.
"We hope that, by setting forth a framework for exercising its prosecutorial discretion, the commission will encourage companies to address unlawful conduct swiftly and meaningfully and to cooperate with law enforcement authorities.
Otherwise, the intense heat of the laser would have been swiftly conducted to the metal surrounding each hole, causing much more melting and widening the holes unacceptably.
A full investigation should be swiftly conducted and made public so that we can understand more about what happened.
"It is critical that a full and transparent investigation be swiftly conducted so that Mr. Abdi's family, and the wider community, get clear answers," the National Council of Canadian Muslims said in a statement Tuesday, adding that the investigation should look into whether prejudice played a role in how he was treated.
The deal swiftly collapsed.
From then on our arguments were conducted efficiently and concluded swiftly (if loudly).
