Sentence examples for swiftly restoring from inspiring English sources

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.

You may find peace swiftly restored.

The second war swiftly restored Moscow's control, leaving Maskhadov on the run.

He took over an archdiocese traumatised by claims of sex abuse and swiftly restored the morale of the faithful.

There's something ever so slightly unsteadying about being between books – and the balance needs to be swiftly restored.

That is asking a lot of NWFP's government, which must also swiftly restore refugees to their homes and rebuild shattered infrastructure.

Alessandro Diamanti pulled a goal back from the penalty spot but Luca Toni swiftly restored Verona's two-goal cushion before Jorginho sealed matters in stoppage time.

Sixtus swiftly restored peace and safety by harsh and repressive means, but his extreme measures in dealing with bandits created many enemies.

One hopes that Hanson's "In Her Shoes," of last year, was a soft-soled blip, and that order and toughness will be swiftly restored to his work.

But parity was swiftly restored when Gibson was dismissed after picking up a second yellow card for a rash challenge on Watford's goalkeeper, Jonathan Bond, as he attempted a clearance.

As leader of Gujarat's wealthy banking and business elite, Desai was considered a pillar of economic stability, whose presence in New Delhi, it was hoped, would swiftly restore confidence in the Congress government.