However, he didn't have the patience or rigour to master the necessary study, so in 1878 – a few months after his 25th birthday – he left for Brussels, in order to enrol in a swifter training school for evangelists.
That drew a swift rebuke from the school newspaper, the Phillipian, which ran a lead editorial in defense of "Bush's antics".
As apposed to supporting these recruits within the confines of their new faith-based school, a swift hand of justice was issued, warranted or not.
"There has been much criticism in the past of local authorities failing to take swift action with struggling schools.
Worryingly for those betting on a swift economic recovery, business schools reckon that next year could yield an even bigger crop of applicants.During the previous downswing the percentage of full-time MBA programmes reporting higher applications soared as tech stars switched to textbooks (see chart).
The government has said it will take "swift action" against failing schools.
The Israelis were killed in random attacks in the street or on buses, and with parents demanding swift action to safeguard schools, cities have added more armed guards at their gates and police have increased patrols.
To quote Ms. Swift's single about middle school: "Why you gotta be so mean?" Yet, even for her critics, it would be hasty to write off Ms. Swift.
Using maximum variation purposive sampling, we solicited feedback from five foster/kinship parents, four biological parents and seven teachers to evaluate the feasibility and utility of the Students With Involved Families and Teachers (SWIFT) intervention in home and school settings.
Florida Republicans Sen. Marco Rubio and Gov. Rick Scott were swift to condemn the horrific school shooting in their state on Wednesday afternoon, offering prayers after a gunman killed at least 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland.
