A breach necessitates swift remedial action or the offender may risk paying a hefty fine.
The Boston marathon bombing of 2013 highlighted the importance of swift intervention by paramedics.
Some advocates of swift intervention argue that a United States-backed force could quickly pacify a nation already exhausted by war.
But the swift intervention of team-mates who were close to the flashpoint stopped things from escalating.
America's swift intervention in Afghanistan, in November 2001, bothered many Muslims, if only because it evoked memories of colonial invasions.
This paper presents a model designed to enable rapid detection and assessment of biological threats that may require swift intervention by the international public health community.
Since businesses produce first and hire second, a "shovel-ready jobs" program appeals to Solow as a reasonable, just, and swift intervention.
This does not preclude swift intervention when children need protection, Hill insists, but in that period, "serious safeguarding issues have reduced".
But a swift intervention from west African countries including Senegal, Benin, and headed by Nigerian president Muhammadu Buhari, has restored the country to order in an unprecedented – and peaceful – turnaround.
When the market speaks, as it has done in recent days, it is right that bank executives and shareholders comprehend the need for serious and swift intervention.
Computer worms, it seems, are changing from an acute condition that can be cured with a swift intervention into a chronic disease.
