Sentence examples for it would be swifter from inspiring English sources

For this reason, the Justice Department believes that it would be swifter and more reliable to try these defendants in the civilian courts.

The review, and any action arising from it, would be swift, he added.

It further guaranteed that when the day of reckoning finally came, it would be swift and bloody.

In an emergency debate in the Lords, Baroness Royall of Blaisdon said an investigation had begun and promised it would be "swift and vigorous".

When establishing the inquiry in 2014, the then first minister of Scotland, Alex Salmond, said that it would be "swift and thorough".

But after three weeks of bombing we reported that there were two views of the war taking shape: one which continued to believe it would be swift and soon give way to the task of nation building; and another that foresaw a long, complex and messy campaign.

It was established in June 2014 by Alex Salmond, then first minister, who said it would be "swift and thorough".

The response to new outbreaks would be swifter and stronger; the administration of vaccines, broader.

Less than 30% of school children take pre-university diplomas, compared with 36-37% in the state as a whole, complains the town's mayor, Adolf Sauerland.Progress would be swifter if collaboration were closer.

In 1906 the Simplified Spelling Board began functioning in N.Y., and there was every indication that its triumph would be swift & massive.

They also lowered the caps for the early years of the scheme, to make sure that its impact would be swift.