Sentence examples for swift timetable from inspiring English sources

Then it should agree a swift timetable for doing so.

Police commanders said more than 30 detectives, operating on an unusually swift timetable, had been working on the investigation.

By failing to set a swift timetable for Turkish membership, the European Union has fumbled its chance to make an enormous contribution toward integrating Turkey into the West.

While the Bush administration would like to see an agreement reached by midsummer, Mr. Obama said he opposed such a swift timetable.

Pelfrey, 29, will take the ball against Toronto in Dunedin, Fla., less than 10 months after his operation, a swift timetable for a comeback that often takes at least a year.

After the supreme court ruled this week that MPs must be consulted first, the government has announced a swift timetable, with just five days of debate scheduled in the Commons and 137 words of proposed legislation.

Ford is now looking at deeper cuts, on a swifter timetable than the original plan.

"Candidates are going to have to make decisions on a swifter timetable without having clear knowledge of where Bush is going to land once his numbers start to come down to earth".

The fierce maneuvering, mostly focused on black and Hispanic lawmakers, came as the House prepared for a debate on Thursday and a final vote no later than Friday -- a swift Republican timetable that put lobbying on the issue in high gear and would quickly remove from center stage an issue that has played to the advantage of Democrats.

On December 16th John Kerry, the American secretary of state, hinted at the risk the country faces if its political leaders are not able to negotiate a timetable for swift elections.

The leadership contest had been expected to last through the summer, but the accelerated timetable, and the swift closing of party ranks behind May, was spurred in part by a craving for stability that could stem the already painful economic fallout of the prospective divorce from Europe. .