Sentence examples for swiftly said from inspiring English sources

Those with terminal illnesses were dealt with very swiftly, said Penning.

But the confederation, known as Concacaf, swiftly said on its Web site that the acting president, Lisle Austin, did not have the authority to do so.

"Ireland has to move swiftly," said Julie F. Kay, lead lawyer for the woman and for two other women who joined in the case.

His government swiftly said it would pay for burials, increase the fire department's budget, provide land to the survivors and even pay for DNA analysis of victims' remains.

Johnson swiftly said he regretted the editorial, but Labour MP Yasmin Qureshi asked David Cameron to demand a proper apology from Johnson.

The parachutist apologized, and Mr. Hollande swiftly said that he hoped the young man "would not keep too bad a memory of this ceremony" and said he would see him again next year.

Mr. Obama responded swiftly, saying the Clinton campaign was concocting a "fabricated controversy".

The Yale administration has responded swiftly, saying it had zero tolerance for sexual misconduct and announcing the creation of a university-wide committee to streamline a disciplinary process that is now handled differently at each of its schools.

A lawyer for Mr. Glisson, Peter A. Cross, told reporters that he thought his client should be cleared swiftly, saying: "I think we all know that Eric and Cathy are innocent.

"Just like mobile citizen reporting, crowdfunding is a new and innovative way to raise funds swiftly," says Klein. "We raised our first £1,000 within 48 hours and we're really hoping we reach our target by September 12th.

Lew also claimed that the financial markets were too relaxed about the prospect that the $16.7bn debt ceiling is hiked swiftly, saying: I think if you look at the calm out there, it's a bit greater than it should be.