Sentence examples for rule swiftly from inspiring English sources

Kessler implored Doty to rule swiftly on the injunction.

Should not the Court, by the same token, rule swiftly in favour of voucher schemes like Cleveland's?

One idea would be to get an independent arbitrator to rule swiftly on whether and when a losing defendant has complied.Yet the WTO, like any international organisation, ultimately relies on consent.

If the courts rule swiftly enough, those cases could all arrive at the Supreme Court in time for its next session.

So far, the Florida Supreme Court has ruled swiftly and wisely as it has handled different pieces of the puzzle.

In an opinion delivered orally from the bench, the Supreme Court justices Sandra Day O'Connor and Anthony M. Kennedy, aided by the Georgetown University law professor Jeffrey Bauman, ruled swiftly and unanimously that King Lear was not mad when he disinherited his daughter Cordelia.

He added: "The new prime minister has a very important decision to make regarding new airport capacity, and I urge her to rule as swiftly as possible in favour of a second runway at Gatwick, which would bring substantial economic benefits".

And the army has chosen both a Muslim Brother and a prominent Christian judge to sit on an eight-man legal panel that has been asked to draw up new, fairer rules swiftly for early elections.Under Mr Mubarak the Brotherhood had been officially banned, despite winning impressive shares of votes, with its members running as independents, in every election it was allowed to contest.

American Catholic bishops are scheduled to gather here next month to debate a tough new policy on sexual abuse, but many dioceses around the nation have already carried out what amount to zero-tolerance rules, swiftly removing accused priests and dealing harshly with clergy members who fail to adopt guidelines on preventing abuse.

Handle rule breaking swiftly and professionally, and instill consequences for repeated offenses.

Mr. Lancho said that he and other plaintiffs would take the case to a national judicial authority if the judge in La Linea failed to rule on the case swiftly, now that the U.S. legal battle had come to a close.