Sentence examples for swiftly provided from inspiring English sources

With telepathology, the slides are examined remotely, either statically or dynamically, and diagnoses are swiftly provided.

Mr. Lewenza urged the governments of Canada and Ontario to swiftly provide aid to General Motors once the contract is approved.

This lesson was learned in Iraq in 2003: US forces won the military battle against Saddam Hussein's forces, but the failure to swiftly provide access to water, electricity and other basic services is considered a key reason for the rise of insurgent movements across the country.

In [12] we adopted this representation for generating a specialized data structure that could swiftly provide information on how to trace acoustic beams and rays in real time with the rules of specular reflection.

Under the new proposal, officials say surveillance "would require phone companies to swiftly provide records in a technologically compatible data format, including making available, on a continuing basis, data about any new calls placed or received after the order is received".

Legislation has been introduced in both houses of Congress in a much-needed attempt to swiftly provide funds to states and school districts in time to avert this impending educational and economic disaster.

EID's impulse to swiftly provide urgent information free of charge to a global audience has been reaffirmed by several recent movements toward free access to scientific data.

As with Katrina, Congress should now move swiftly to provide the full package of relief to help the region recover.

Musically rich and swiftly dramatic (providing one buys into the formulaic melodrama of the 1830's Italian theater), this is the Donizettian model at its best.

It was obvious that the government should move swiftly to provide reassurance that these interpreters would be treated fairly, if need be by relocating them and their families to the UK.

"Congress acted swiftly to provide the major airlines with needed relief to keep that industry going," said Representative John L. Mica, Republican of Florida, the author of the bill approved last week.