Others thought that because Mr. Blagojevich testified in his own defense, jurors should have more swiftly made up their minds about his guilt or innocence, raising the specter of a hung jury.
First published in November 1939 as Ten Little Niggers – the title swiftly made more palatable for its US publication – And Then There Were None is considered to be Christie's masterpiece, and is the bestselling crime novel of all time.
But in recent years increasing numbers of social landlords have begun employing their own occupational therapists (OT) to help them make homes suitable more swiftly – and at lower cost.
You will all recall the Fourniret affair, the tragic case of paedophilia that was instrumental in making Europe respond more swiftly.
The rapid rate at which the syndicate was producing fiction allowed Stratemeyer to learn from his mistakes more swiftly, making his series more sophisticated than many of the series penned by individual authors.
The department continuously updated its storehouse of technical assistance, so that when new technologies arrived — new hybrid varieties, new kinds of fertilizer, new forms of mechanization — farmers were able to make use of them more swiftly and effectively.
The department continuously updated its storehouse of technical assistance, so that when new technologies arrived new hybrid varieties, new kinds of fertilizer, new forms of mechanization farmers were able to make use of them more swiftly and effectively.
The manager, André Villas-Boas, would like to see the appointment of a technical director to help him and the chairman, Daniel Levy make things happen; ideally, more swiftly than usual Ins? Leandro Damião of Internacional continues to head a long list of striker targets.
But he admitted Russia's central bank could have acted more swiftly.
The introduction of a state-regulated market for cannabis was more swiftly approved to make Uruguay the first country in the world to make it legal to grow, sell and consume marijuana.
