Sentence examples for swiftly ordering from inspiring English sources

Fiscal constraints in Washington, and the death of Bin Laden, have prompted some in Congress to call for swiftly ordering a smaller troop commitment — one focused on hunting terrorists and insurgents, with fewer personnel and less money devoted to rebuilding Afghanistan's economy and corrupt government institutions.

A brain scan was swiftly ordered to work out where the maggots were hiding and exactly how many of them there were, as concerns grew that or more of them could reach the brain.

Justice Jones found Mr. Toussaint in contempt of court for failing to swiftly order his members back to work in December, and announced the 10-day jail sentence on April 10.

In July, the Trump administration removed Morley from the case without explanation and replaced him with an assistant chief immigration judge, who took over and swiftly ordered Castro-Tum deported.

Sisi has been a key member of the US-led coagainst againsthehe insurgency in Iraq and Syria, and swiftly ordered airstrikes against IS targets in Libya after militants purportedly beheaded 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians there.

With US Secretary of State John Kerry due to travel to the Middle East soon to try to calm the violence, Israeli officials said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu swiftly ordered cabinet ministers to say no more publicly about the latest acrimony in a long-troubled relationship with the Obama administration.

"Party members living in Newport recently raised some concerns with the party through our internal procedures and the party acted swiftly in ordering an investigation into these matters.

PARIS — Judges at the International Criminal Court ordered the arrest Wednesday of President Omar Hassan al-Bashir of Sudan for atrocities committed in Darfur, but Sudanese officials swiftly retaliated, ordering Western aid groups that provide for millions of people to shut down their operations and leave.

"We have to do what the markets demand, which is swiftly put our public finances in order".

Booths and banquettes line the wall and cheery, upbeat waitresses scurry about swiftly delivering orders.

For the first time since the Pinochet government, the military was patrolling Chilean streets last week, swiftly restoring order and winning praise from residents for its benevolence and professionalism.