Newton is particularly good on the swiftness of British pre-mobilisation measures during the July crisis.
Depending on the swiftness of the Government's education programme, the UTC will either open in September 2013 or 2014.
Drivers seem to focus on the swiftness with which they can pass Interchange 1. "They actually did a good job," Cornell Neitzell, 57, of Milford, Pa., said while stopped last month for a bathroom break at a rest area just north of the plaza, on his way home after a vacation in North Carolina.
Leyland was asked if he was concerned about the Tigers' defense and speed, given that Prince Fielder and Cabrera are both on the bigger side and not known for their swiftness on the basepaths.
"I'm committed to building a future force that is defined less by size and more by mobility and swiftness, one that is easier to deploy and sustain, one that relies more heavily on stealth, precision weaponry and information technologies".
The struggle for survival between cooperators and defectors leads to an arms race for swiftness in adjusting the ties, based on a self-regarding judgment.
The struggle for survival between cooperators and defectors leads to an arms race for swiftness in adjusting social ties, based purely on a self-regarding, individual judgement.
Typical of her carrot-and-stick methods, Ms. Castagna announced that Penney would give suppliers scorecards rating them on sales, profits, swiftness of product turnover and other things.
The flooding there came on with a swiftness and breadth not seen since 1927, a date that remains a reference point for Vermonters each time the waters rise, as The Lede observed over the weekend.
The way Ellen Terry moved was charming (her great-nephew John Gielgud related her lightness and swiftness on stage to the line in Much Ado: "For look where Beatrice like a lapwing runs").
