Sentence examples for swift order from inspiring English sources

The final approach would be decided "in reasonably swift order", he said.

If you own a bar, club or restaurant, it can mean a swift order to shut down.

But the result is a swift order to inspect the other thousands for the same problem and fix it.

In swift order after the Sept. 11 attacks, the Pakistani president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, announced that he was terminating Pakistan's relationship with the Taliban and renewing the alliance with the United States.

JPMorgan will take over Bear Stearns in swift order.

Perhaps it was the toppling of Sun in such swift order that sent a shiver up these tough guys' spines.

Mr Haddrill's apparent reluctance to take up the issue stands in stark contrast to the swift review ordered by the Bank of England's Andrew Bailey in the wake of Mr Green's findings that financial watchdogs could and should have taken disciplinary action against HBOS executives.

Buttler's swift middle-order scoring was a feature of the one-day series that followed with the right-hander top-scoring with 71 in 43 balls in England's only win.

Once it may have been hard to buy the swift collapse of order that is made palpably real in "Contagion," if Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath had not already set the stage.

"I am under a threat of arrest at any second," Mr. Udaltsov said, adding, "I think they have in mind a show trial in the spirit of the totalitarian era and a show of swift retribution, in order to intimidate the whole country and prove to everyone that Putin will rule forever".

Sent to England by the French government specifically to inquire into the system and conduct of juries, Charles Cottu reported in the 1820s that the English were practically "indifferent whether among the really guilty such be convicted…" Cottu believed that the English public wanted resolution above all; that they sought swift convictions in order to cauterise their fear of violent crime.