Recognising the need for swifter crisis response, Anderson devised the concept of an "international rescue organisation" capable of shipping rescue equipment to accident zones in supersonic aircraft.
They represent the human face of the largest – and swiftest – displacement crisis in the country's history.
The right wants a swift exit from crisis spending, at the risk of prolonging the recession.
They have no relationship with the school, but this is the kind of swift and effective crisis response that Michele Gay and Alissa Parker like to hear about.
UNICEF Deputy Executive Director visits Niger, calls for swift action on crisis in the Sahel MARADI/NIAMEY, Niger, 13 April 2012 – UNICEF Deputy Executive Director Yoka Brandt called for urgent and enhanced action to save the lives of over one million children at risk of life-threatening severe acute malnutrition across the Sahel region.
Why was the response to the crisis unusually swift and orderly — did they know an attack was coming?
Why was the response to the crisis unusually swift and orderly did they know an attack was coming?
He has since explained that he was trying to keep an optimistic tone, and many residents have praised the government's swift response to the crisis.
Spirit's business model relies on low labour costs, so it's no surprise that things came to a head.Everyone should be rooting for a swift resolution to this crisis.
Some argue, for example, that the much-maligned discipline of fair-value accounting may yet bring a swift end to the crisis: if prices have overshot on the way down, they may bounce back up again pretty quickly.
The US treasury secretary, Jack Lew, told Greece's prime minister, Alexis Tsipras, and its new finance minister, Euclid Tsakalotos, that Washington "looked forward" to a swift resolution to the crisis unfolding in Europe.
