Sentence examples for swiftly challenged from inspiring English sources

The committee's conclusions were swiftly challenged by the bank.

But that claim was swiftly challenged by Chinese Web users, who found references to Wen attending a range of official meetings in previous days.

In 2005, the Wisconsin state legislature passed a bill prohibiting that state's corrections department from providing any treatment of the sort and the law was swiftly challenged in court".

In 2005, the Wisconsin state legislature passed a bill prohibiting that state's corrections department from providing any treatment of the sort, and the law was swiftly challenged in court".

Papers like Metro London are part of a new phenomenon -- the free daily newspaper -- that is sweeping European cities and is swiftly challenging the assumption that the Internet generation has all but given up on reading newspapers.

Following his inauguration, Mr Morsi moved swiftly to challenge the generals' power.

These lies and half-truths need to be swiftly and effectively challenged at the highest level of government and civil society.

The Republicans swiftly moved to challenge McCaskill over gay marriage in the hopes of damaging her by tying her to the president.

However, if challenged, you could swiftly display the back cover, which in the spirit of even-handedness reads "Soft Southern B*st*rds!" In fact, in this light-hearted but well-researched history of the chants and ditties espoused by football crowds Tim Marshall exposes the North/South divide as a tribal myth when it comes to the hard men of the game.

Officials must swiftly reject challenges that are not founded on credible personalized knowledge about individual voters, and they must remove volunteers who become overzealous.

After Ludwig's death in 1886 this right was briefly challenged by his successor, an attempt swiftly defeated by Cosima with the help of Groß.