"We have a decidedly large interest in seeing a strong European banking oversight authority installed and that it will happen swiftly," a high-ranking German government official said Friday, speaking on condition of anonymity.
In a letter to Congress on Thursday, Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Janet Napolitano argued that immigration judges "will be able to more swiftly adjudicate high-priority cases, such as those involving convicted felons," now that President Obama's immigration policy finally differentiates between devout busboys and serial rapists.
The bus was going swiftly along between high dark buildings.
It swiftly doubled its high estimate at a stupendous $1.59 million.
Where several men waded through the swiftly moving chest-high water roped to one another, in case one was swept from their feet.
In 1998, Dan Zanes reinvented himself as a homespun children's troubadour and swiftly hit a high note with the upscale kiddie market.
Reinventing herself as an heiress, she swiftly conquers Washington high society and schemes with Dilworthy and other worthies to ensure Congressional passage of a sleazy Tennessee land bill that would appropriate millions to buy a large property deeded to her impecunious family and supposedly build a university dedicated to educating the newly emancipated slave population on it.
But instances of truly excessive decorousness or decoration are rare in "Beyond Silence," and a pervasive but slight stiltedness is generally redeemed by the sharpness of Hoffman's observations: And skies athrob with gaud and roar of firework, Gigantic needles jabbing high Swiftly trailing flame like thread, then piercing The beady button of the moon...
"After the U.S. began its downturn, in the U.K. things followed pretty swiftly, especially in high-tech".
Following the relatively slow summer months, the cultural calendar swiftly kicks into high gear with film festivals, Broadway openings, and more, while the trees in Central Park turn to beautiful shades of orange.
