Sentence examples for swift publication from inspiring English sources

"We will provide every possible assistance to enable swift publication, and make sure the BBC takes all appropriate action to address the report's conclusions," she said.

Because I'd received letters from him and knew he'd written many more, I told her that the view of Ted would be completely changed by a swift publication of his letters.

"We welcome the swift publication of the report, however, the fact that this scheme does little to address or provide an effective remedy for those who have been exploited in the industry is a monumental failure," said Fiona Finn, chief executive of NASC, the Cork-based migrant support organisation.

In addition, articles written to influence policy often require swift publication, providing another area in which either SPIDER or PICOS might improve current practice.

This would result in a (draft) strategy upon completion of the guideline allowing for swift progress after publication and dissemination.

As The Lancet itself noted in an editorial a few months after publishing the 2011 study, the "response to the trial's publication was swift and damning".

Reaction from governments around the world was swift, and many condemned the publication.

FACT: The article, which did not mention lesbianism, was a diary item written by the Mail on Sunday in London and put to Ms Swift's PR repeatedly before publication.

Unhappy families have been a constant in Swift's work since the publication of his first novel, "The Sweet-Shop Owner," and time and again he has returned to scenarios in which one character is somehow out of reach of another.

The New York Times garnered kudos -- as they should have -- in 2005 with the publication of the SWIFT banking story -- based on leaked classified documents, which makes Bill Kellers' recent essay trying to put distance between his newspaper and WikiLeaks all the more indefensible.

It wasn't until 1991 that the dusty pages came down from the shelf for a reassessment, and a very swift revision in the run-up to publication.