Sentence examples for swiftly applied from inspiring English sources

If parliament is vigilant in ensuring that the reforms are swiftly applied, Morocco can set an example for peaceful political transitions across the Arab world.

The offer, by a college recruiter based in India, was part of a campaign so enticing that more than 300 students swiftly applied to a college that many had probably never heard of.

Federer had won all four of their previous meetings and he swiftly applied the pressure, breaking the González serve in the fourth game of the match, albeit courtesy of a double fault from the Chilean.

"When Jimmy Rogan fell through a plate-glass window (he was separating some scuffling friends) and almost lost his arm, a stranger in an old T-shirt emerged from the Ideal bar, swiftly applied an expert tourniquet and, according to the hospital's emergency staff, saved Jimmy's life".

Mahama, a former vice-president, was catapulted into office in July after the unexpected death of the then president, John Atta Mills, an ascension that was itself praised as a democratic example because the constitutional order of succession was swiftly applied by the government and unanimously accepted by the population.

From the above, it will be clear that forensic science is a vibrant field in which emerging new techniques are swiftly applied.

Both are creative acts, and fulfilling because it's one of the only tangible ways that a creative skill set could so swiftly be applied in social justice work.

Until a few years ago, they said, tourniquets were often regarded as a measure of last resort, not always applied swiftly to those with severe extremity wounds.

The Liberals supported free trade; but after several years of depression the country preferred Macdonald's policy of trade protectionism, which he applied swiftly and thoroughly once he had returned to power.

The banks need to increase their tangible capital (equity) to €100bn, and the government does not have enough funds for a tough restructuring or a bailout (of the kind applied swiftly by Gordon Brown in the UK four years ago).

There was an Astaire-like deftness and sense of style that went into the Botsford editings, which were applied swiftly with a fine-point mechanical pencil and left a galley of type looking leaner and ready to step out on its own.