He told colleagues that the civilian option was more likely to deliver swift, sure justice.
As in Afghanistan, their appeal stems from their ability to deliver swift justice and settlement of disputes.
Goetz knew, just as Zimmerman did, that he would be able to deliver swift justice with a bullet at his own discretion.
Khamenei and his hardline loyalists have criticised the deal and blamed Rouhani for its failure to deliver swift improvements in living standards since sanctions were lifted in January.
In a review in The New York Times, this writer said that it was "a strange and compelling play" that, "unsuspectingly, delivers swift body punches".
The State Department will urge aid agencies to deliver "swift and meaningful" responses to serious incidents that threaten the human rights of LGBT people abroad, he said.
While all the acts deliver swift, expertly choreographed performances, such quickness comes at a price: there's no room for nuance, and few occasions for downtime.
We like our wars, actual and metaphorical, to deliver swift and unconditional victories, and that kind of victory was beyond the capacity of the war on poverty to deliver.
Where Mr Fox could count on a "democracy dividend", Mr Calderón is faced with demands that democracy deliver swift and tangible improvements, according to Miguel Székely, who has advised both men on social policy.But Mr Calderón also has several advantages.
Question and answer, period.' " Kerry's ability to deliver swift, unambiguous statements has improved in the course of the campaign, and for now the controversy of his antiwar speeches has died down.
