Sentence examples for swiftly signed from inspiring English sources

Bentley swiftly signed a bill banning any Alabama city from raising minimum wages in their borders.

Crytek swiftly signed a deal with Deep Silver to co-publish the game and, at last, everything seemed rosy for Crytek UK and Homefront: The Revolution.

He swiftly signed a professional contract but never made it as far as United's first team, and a move to Nottingham Forest brought one substitute appearance.

In response to this new competitive threat, Paris swiftly signed up Brussels and Amsterdam into a joint grouping to be called Euronext.But the story of iX was to be even unhappier than previous episodes.

Born Aleksandra Denton, but known by the Russian abbreviation since she can remember, she was spotted scoring a winning goal at primary school and swiftly signed up to the local Manchester City women's football club youth team.

On June 2nd the Senate met and passed the USA Freedom Act, which replaces and reforms a lapsed provision of the Patriot Act (no legislation in this area is complete without an Orwellian title).Lawmakers largely avoided debate over sundry amendments, ensuring that the same bill passed by the House last month went straight to Barack Obama, who swiftly signed it into law.

The United States should stand apart from these rogue regimes and demonstrate international leadership by swiftly signing and ratifying this historic accord.

Noting that the new American President had moved swiftly, signing executive orders to end Obamacare, complete the Dakota Access pipeline, and begin building the border wall with Mexico, my friend shook his head and remarked, "The real problem is it's not just America, is it?

We and our member companies commend Representatives Sensenbrenner, Goodlatte and Conyers, together with Senators Hatch, Cornyn and Murphy, for their strong leadership on this groundbreaking initiative, and we urge President Obama to swiftly sign it into law.

"When the Congress completes its bipartisan, bicameral work to fund government, the President should swiftly sign that legislation to avert another shutdown and restore certainty to our economy and the lives of the American people," she said.

"When the Congress completes its bipartisan, bicameral work to fund government, the President should swiftly sign that legislation to avert another shutdown and restore certainty to our economy and the lives of the American people".