Sentence examples for swift closing from inspiring English sources

New Internet restrictions, adopted by the government in February, allowed for the swift closing of websites or removal of content by court order.

The leadership contest had been expected to last through the summer, but the accelerated timetable, and the swift closing of party ranks behind May, was spurred in part by a craving for stability that could stem the already painful economic fallout of the prospective divorce from Europe. .

Wilkie drew the hearing to a swift close.

It was time to bring the matter to a swift close.

The federation council, Russia's upper house of parliament, held a swift, closed session on Wednesday morning in which it unanimously approved Putin's request.

We will supply humanitarian relief, bring the economic sanctions to a swift close, work for the long-term recovery of Iraq's economy.

The news followed the largest one-day rally of the Nasdaq Composite index, which jumped more than 10% on indications that the Federal Reserve Board may be moving toward a neutral bias and the presidential election might draw to a swift close.

If we were seen, our little excursion to the countryside would brought to a swift close.

She dismissed questions about the shifting White House stories of the firing and said new leadership was needed at the FBI, partly to bring the Russia investigation to a swift close.

Once a sale has been agreed, the buyer will typically ask for more information, such as employee contracts and salaries, heath care contracts, vendor contracts, bank statements, etc. Furnish this information promptly to bring the sale to a swift close.

Since then, they've gained a swift 50%, closing Tuesday at $7.49 per share, or 30 times the consensus analysts' forecast of 25 cents per share in 2006 earnings.