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Libya swiftly needs to have a justice system running that can deal fairly with the crimes of today and of the past, and to rebuild basic institutions, atrophied over many decades of authoritarian rule.
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Whoever wins will swiftly need to placate the bond market.
So some creative thinking is swiftly needed, about emergency financing and technical help with wind, solar or geothermal power.
The United States and the European Union have done a much better job, although not as clearly and swiftly as needed.
And the parliament could help dispel its reputation for an easy life in the comfort zone by agreeing to sit into the summer to confirm a new commission before September.Mr Prodi also needs swiftly to lift the blanket of perks, cronyism and contempt for accountability that smothers Europe's institutions.
When one satellite disappears over the horizon, radio equipment on the ground needs swiftly to connect to another one in view without the user noticing (rather as mobile phones do when they move out of the range of one mast and into the range of another).
The Pakistani government, for its part, needs swiftly to assert control over Pakistan's military and intelligence institutions, for no amount of peaceful overtures toward India will bear fruit if they can be wrecked by a single terrorist assault.
We give priority to high-risk areas, including enhanced early warning systems, contingency planning and simulations, and prepositioning of goods in order to be able to respond swiftly to the needs of children and their caregivers when disasters strike.
Not enough is being done as swiftly as is needed – few would argue against that point.
New ideas and technologies are emerging so swiftly that we need new specialist teachers with current and fresh techniques".
Administration officials said they moved swiftly because they needed to line up contractors with proven track records and high-level security clearances.
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