Sentence examples for swift means from inspiring English sources
The president ordered the Pentagon to set up military tribunals as a swift means to bring terrorists to justice.
International banks are already required to file reports on suspicious activity, and are loth to criticise anti-terrorism efforts publicly, no matter how onerous.Watching SWIFT means tracking a huge amount of data.
And the only way of mitigating it would be to do what refugees themselves repeatedly tell us: provide a safe, legal and swift means of resettling in Europe a significant number of Syrians, Eritreans and Afghans, who currently form the bulk of the refugees.
Originally intended as nothing more than a swift means of transportation, bicycles have morphed into something more.
Xcode 6's deep support of Swift means that developers will benefit from live rendering and Playgrounds to instantly see their code in action.
Tracks: 1. TAYLOR SWIFT "Mean" 2. JASON ALDEAN "My Kinda Party" 3. KENNY CHESNEY "Somewhere With You" 4. BRAD PAISLEY "This Is Country Music" 5. BLAKE SHELTON "Drink On It" 6. REBA McENTIRE "All The Women I Am" 7. BRANTLEY GILBERT "Country Must Be Country Wide" 8. HUNTER HAYES "Wanted" 9. SCOTTY McCREERY "You Make That Look Good" 10.
Gradually it becomes clear - it's the landing site from which hovercraft once provided the swiftest means of crossing the channel.
Arbitration is commonly chosen by businesses to resolve their disputes, because it is a swifter means of doing so than court litigation, which can result in massive legal fees and years consumed battling through pretrial motions.
But there was no disguising the loss Cavendish's swift departure means for the Tour.
For them swift growth means faster progress towards a crunch.Ofgem, the energy regulator, has long warned that the margin between peak electricity demand and available supply is falling.
Her swift recovery means the only thing that is now on her mind is the quest for Olympic gold - and doing all she can to help her less experienced team-mates realise that dream.
