Their leaders greeted Obama's words with a swift promise: "Our armed struggle will increase".
Brazilian officials were dismayed when Don Evans, Mr Bush's choice for secretary of commerce, gave a swift promise to defend steel makers against "unfair competition".
Mr Salmond indicated his fears that David Cameron was backtracking on his devoliution pleges and Ed Miliband has thrown his own spanner in the works, with the suggestion for a constitutional convention (a move that would damage the swift timetable promised Scottish voters).
One swift counter promised a winner as Berbatov combined with Bent, but his final pass was just behind the advancing Ruiz.
Each has promised swift repayment to the Bank of England of a sizeable chunk of its lending: Virgin has promised £11 billion and Olivant between £10 billion and £15 billion.
Jordan has promised swift retribution for the murder.
Mr. Abbott promised swift punishment for any member of his coalition who did so.
World leaders promised swift action over this most appalling of crimes.
Swift itself has promised to improve its security following the hacks.
Turkish prime minister Erdogan has promised swift retaliation if any hostages are harmed.
