Catholics were encouraged to undertake such examinations of conscience not only before entering the confessional but, at least in swift form, as part of their nightly prayers.
And the kingdom has persevered in its often swift and brutal form of justice: eighty-three people were beheaded last year, according to Human Rights Watch — eight of them for nonviolent offenses.
"Still Alice," written by the neuroscientist Lisa Genova, offers a crisp, straightforward, and wrenching depiction of the fifty-year-old Harvard professor Alice Howland's descent into the swift, early-onset form of the disease.
The swifts form the bird family Apodidae, which is divided into several genera.
The existing system of press self-regulation was not sufficient to provide a swift remedy in the form of a prominent apology to those injured by newspaper reports, Dame Diana said.
Rather than taking the delay in their stride – as the French and EDF did, officially at least – the Chinese fired off an unusual, and unusually swift, broadside, in the form of a Financial Times article by the Chinese ambassador in London.
Democrats, as well as Republicans, pushed for the swift release in declassified form of the intelligence that underlies the White House's case, unwilling to take anything on trust.Throughout the Syria crisis polling has shown large majorities of Americans opposed to intervention there though that opposition has wavered when respondents were asked about a hypothetical use of chemical weapons.
That's why the sudden absence of Saturday morning snuggles requires swift resolution in the form of positive action.
To have Mr. Clinton come out and suggest that this is a form of Swift-boating, Mr. Dodd said, "is way over the top in my view".
The achievement is a landmark feat that, by reining in nature's swiftest and most ethereal form of energy for the first time, could help realize what are now theoretical concepts for vastly increasing the speed of computers and the security of communications.
