Ineos moved swiftly to require staff to accept changes to their contracts.
The labour market for health professionals must be extremely adaptable in order to absorb swiftly changes required by new technologies, scientific advances, societal demands, and new models of organization.
Then, in the wee hours of the last day of the legislative session, the Senate swiftly passed a bill requiring insurers to cover prostate cancer screening.
The method, founded on cumulative diffuse illuminance curves, could be introduced relatively swiftly since it requires only modest enhancement of existing daylight prediction tools.
The Senate majority leader, Joseph Bruno, could swiftly give the nod to a bill requiring centralized reporting of campaign contributions and another bill to expand the lobbying law.
It is a complex cognitive skill requiring recursion and displacement (Chomsky, 1965), yet children acquire it swiftly and without instruction, whereas most adults find learning a second language challenging.
Under terms of the agreement, a nine-member financial advisory board would be appointed to guide the city, which would be required to swiftly report any budget shortfalls and to hire a "program management director" to help oversee reforms.
Late Wednesday night, the White House issued a statement that said, "President Trump agreed not to terminate NAFTA at this time and the leaders agreed to proceed swiftly, according to their required internal procedures, to enable the renegotiation of the NAFTA deal to the benefit of all three countries".
Small farmers and environmentalists shudder at the prospect of the slaughter of millions of domestic and wild animals to stop what they call an "economic disease"; large ranchers, the federal government and agribusiness leaders say the disease has to be swiftly contained and that requires an aggressive culling of all infected animals.
We know staving off the worst impacts of global warming requires acting swiftly and boldly.
