Sentence examples for lead to swift from inspiring English sources
The trial is expected to lead to swift convictions for Gu, 53, and Zhang, 33.
The overarching fear is that such a provocative act might lead to swift escalation, unleashing the kind of nuclear combat that has long been mankind's worst nightmare.
The business minister Sajid Javid, who will represent the UK at the summit in Brussels, said he was determined that the meeting should lead "to swift action, not just [be] a talking shop".
Swift's lack of control over the publication lead to Swift complaining of "mangled and murdered Pages".
Riyadh hit back Sunday, warning the U.S. that any sanctions would lead to swift and severe reprisals.
The electronic Child Health Profile would enable rapid identification of conditions in CSHCN that lead to swift follow-up services for confirmed conditions.
"I think this will lead to swifter, fairer, and more importantly cheaper justice".
Prof Mansel said adopting a radiotherapy approach, rather than secondary surgery, would lead to swifter recovery with fewer side effects for patients - and cost the NHS less.
In similar cases in the past, trials have led to swift convictions followed by summary expulsions.
More recently, however, some of the accusations have led to swift consequences for the men accused.
They also declared a mission to protect their communities, thus thefts and muggings led to swift and brutal punishment.
