Sentence examples for swifter end from inspiring English sources

And the possibility of a swifter end to the recession could encourage euro-zone countries to push ahead with structural and institutional reforms.For economies that have already used QE, the problem is one of diminishing returns.

Two antitrust lawsuits filed by players against the N.B.A. were merged on Monday in the hope of bringing a swifter judgment against the league, and a swifter end to the lockout.

It prompted other candidates to seek an even swifter end to the conflict, which was what some Congressional leaders had been trying to avoid as war-spending negotiations with the White House intensify.

Bringing a swifter end to the fighting could yet give Syria a chance to emerge as a nation at peace with itself and its neighbours.In the week of Mr Stevens's killing, the idea of intervening in yet another Muslim country might seem far-fetched to many Americans.

AFTER the brief hiatus that followed NATOs mistaken bombing of the Chinese embassy in Belgrade on May 7th, the search intensified this week for a diplomatic deal to end the violence in Kosovo, even as a public dispute broke out within NATO's ranks about whether ground troops would be needed to bring the war to a swifter end.

It is not clear whether this altered Mr Basescu's calculation, or whether he decided to proceed to a referendum because he was likely to prevail and this would offer a swifter end to the current crisis than a fresh presidential election.

But it all came to a swift end against Notre Dame.

That was the beginning of a swift end.

If it does, a flood of litigation could bring the vaccine renaissance to a swift end.

Mr. Obama was right not to promise a swift end to the air campaign.

In death-penalty work, clients often come to desire a swift end.