Sentence examples for swiftly so that from inspiring English sources

Both sides said they wanted the negotiations to move swiftly so that Americans could feel safe flying in airplanes.

The timetable has intensified the pressure on the party to decide Mr. Bo's fate swiftly, so that the scandal does not linger over the succession process.

This is a revolution of the needy, and the solution is to move towards a democratic civilian government swiftly so that we can deal with the root causes of these problems.

But so long as the force is clearly objective, and can be assembled and put in place swiftly so that it can start making objective assessments, its exact make-up may not matter.Outside monitoring of the tattered truce that precariously prevails is important because of Mr Sharon's ruling that political talks cannot resume until all violence ceases.

Six months ago, when David Cameron was trying to wrap up his renegotiation with the EU, the mood in European capitals was one of barely hidden annoyance – the "British question" needed to be dealt with swiftly so that the EU could get back to addressing more serious and pressing challenges than the requests coming from London.

Steve Winyard from the RNIB said: "We now hope that a patient access scheme can be agreed swiftly, so that patients with diabetic macular oedema are not left to needlessly lose their sight".

This was a moment my wife and I had been both dreading and anticipating for weeks, and it happened so swiftly, so unceremoniously, that the actual instant of separation took place almost before we could register it.

"It is critical that a full and transparent investigation be swiftly conducted so that Mr. Abdi's family, and the wider community, get clear answers," the National Council of Canadian Muslims said in a statement Tuesday, adding that the investigation should look into whether prejudice played a role in how he was treated.

You must be 100 percent in the present moment, and every power you have must be focused on the continuous flow of the moment that is about to arrive — and those moments come at you so swiftly that that single moment stretches out seemingly to eternity, as if it were the only thing that ever has existed or will exist.

And it may be an area Van Gaal feels he needs to address after he followed this up so swiftly with that wild kick out at Downing that earned him a deserved straight red card.

And that is a sign that gay marriage is swiftly becoming so mainstream that even risk-averse big companies are happy to embrace it.