Sentence examples for swift provision from inspiring English sources
But the Swift provision in the new legislation, which some advocates of sanctions have described as a silver bullet, could be far more onerous.
Long latency periods and the delayed onset of symptomatic malaria present considerable difficulties for disease diagnosis and the swift provision of appropriate treatment.
The arbitration provision encourages swift and reasonable resolution as opposed to litigation that can be protracted, expensive and often dissatisfying to customers.
They are now closely following the Securities and Exchange Commission's rule-making proces for the Dodd Frank conflict minerals provision, and urging swift and robust implementation of the law.
Over the years – and in the past 18 months – this provision, called pre-clearance, allowed the Department to take swift action against numerous jurisdictions that adopted rules or procedures with either a discriminatory purpose or effect.
A Western diplomat said tonight that Germans were "thinking more and more" about that provision of the Constitution, Article 23, as a vehicle for the swift unification of the Germanys.
Marriott will no doubt be hoping a swift response to its breach will help limit possible legal action and fines under provisions like Europe's General Data Protection Regulation.
The delay drew a swift rebuke from Mr. Giuliani, who said he strongly opposed "any attempt to water down the provisions of this bill".
In particular, the new administration has been swift to start tackling the three "livelihood" issues that are of such concern to most Hong Kongers: housing, education and provision for the old.
