Those actions brought swift words of condemnation from soccer officials and politicians, including Israel's president.
Deliver swift words, even if sharp edged.
The reaction was swift after word of Ms. Landor's online comments spread in city government circles on Monday.
Public outrage was swift, including tough words from the Boston mayor and bombing survivors.
Would their ex-stringer write them a swift, few hundred words?
Many other senior politicians have faced similar moments of acute national emergency or crisis when the pressure for swift action, tough words and strong – or vainglorious – expressions of leadership is both irresistible and, eventually, calamitous.
Quick as the word, with swift career He wings his course from star to star, And leaves the bright abode.
Settled in 1635 as part of Cambridge, it was known as Menotomy (from an Algonquian word meaning "swift waters") until separately incorporated as West Cambridge in 1807.
A few dollars more secured a postcard boasting that the Super-Constellation Skyliner was "the latest word in swift, modern passenger aircraft".
This basic law has now been challenged by Dr. Gerald Feinberg, of Columbia University, who has postulated the existence of things called "tachyons" (from the Greek word for "swift") which are supposed to travel at supervelocities up to "infinite speed".
