Sentence examples for swiftly disclosed from inspiring English sources
The justices in the Court's majority imagined some ideal world where all campaign spending was swiftly disclosed -- and where all voters had easy access to the disclosed information -- leading to an honest and prosperous marketplace of ideas.
Intelligence, plainly, is a rum game; if Mr Blair, for example, had disclosed his full hand in that September dossier, Iraq would swiftly have moved any illicit programme Britain fingered.
When Newsnight and the Guardian published leaked emails appearing to show that senior prosecutors had possession of Kennedy's evidence but failed to disclose it, the Director of Public Prosecutions, Kier Starmer, swiftly announced an 'independent' inquiry.
One prominent former law enforcement officer who is against the war on drugs expressed skepticism that Chapo would be extradited swiftly, if at all, due to the potential information he could disclose on corruption in anti-drug agencies.
The government responded swiftly.
