Sentence examples for limited swift from inspiring English sources
Recently, however, the court struck down parts of the McCain-Feingold campaign finance law that limited "Swift boat" style attack ads on the eve of elections.
"This depends on the scale of damage to oil infrastructure being limited, swift removal of international sanctions and the timely return of international oil companies and foreign workers," the report said.
A generation ago his swift, limited Gulf war left the Right asking why coalition forces had not rolled on to Baghdad and toppled Saddam Hussein.
Three hours after his Friendship 7 capsule was plucked from the Atlantic, we took off from Union Station aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad's overnight express, the Broadway Limited; a swift 15 hours and 30 minutes to New York.
A mainly aerial species, this swift is not limited to particular land habitats or climatic zones; it breeds from the Arctic to sub-tropical China, and from sea level to at least 3,000 m (9,800 ft) in Japan.
A swift response by state authorities limited the spread of the disease to 3,600 animals.
"The losses can be, and usually are, very swift, especially when there's limited or no liquidity," Mr. Mullholland reminded brokers last month.
On the uncertain assumption that victory is swift and civilian casualties are limited, that will doubtless be true of the many Iraqis who have suffered directly at the hands of the regime.
The film's swift production meant merchandising was limited to a replica of the Turbo-Man action figure used in the film.
Among the suggestions were the idea of pushing the Republican National Convention to an earlier date on the campaign calendar, altering the primary process to make it more compact and swift, and limiting the number of primary-season debates after they swelled to unprecedented bloat during the pre-nomination season of 2012.
Many emerging economies, often at the IMF's behest, have limited their fiscal flexibility by introducing clear budget rules.Nor are the mechanisms for swift stimulus obvious.
