Sentence examples for swiftly reviewed from inspiring English sources

Match report: Crystal Palace 4-1 Stoke City In a few seasons' time, providing the International Football Association Board's trials proceed as planned, goals such as Middlesbrough's opener at Goodison Park will be swiftly reviewed – and presumably disallowed – by a video assistant referee.

A cross-industry committee that helps coordinate enforcement might be necessary to ensure that as someone is booted from one platform, their presence elsewhere is swiftly reviewed and monitored for similar offenses.

Detainees, including former President Mohamed Morsi and his close associates, should be released, and criminal cases reviewed swiftly and in a transparent manner.

Their asylum applications will be reviewed more swiftly — ideally, in a matter of weeks — and those denied will be more swiftly expelled.

We encourage people to keep using our reporting tools to flag this kind of behaviour so it can be reviewed and swiftly removed by our global team of experts, who work with law enforcement agencies around the world".

Together with the Managing Editor Dr. Emanuel Severus, the editorial team and peer-review system, we will ensure that all submitted manuscripts are reviewed fairly and swiftly, and once accepted, published online rapidly.

Barclays said it was "implementing a plan to return interest payments to customers as swiftly and efficiently as possible" after reviewing the documentation sent to customers in past years.

And had not Mr Cook himself had great fun at the Tory government's expense during the Scott inquiry into arms sales to Iraq?Mr Cook swiftly announced a review of British arms sales.

Ms Cooper was swiftly followed by the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, announcing an "Obama-style" review by the Royal United Services Institute.

Both expressed reservations about moving too swiftly to change the policy, and both endorsed the decision by Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates to deliberately review the issue before acting.

"We are constantly reviewing processes in place to protect young people in our care and to deal swiftly and decisively with any complaints".