Sentence examples for swiftly strike from inspiring English sources

Russia's military presence in Ukraine, Syria and Armenia means that it could, in theory swiftly strike Turkey, if Ankara threatens its security or repeats its November shoot-down of a Russian jet.

The Obama campaign swiftly struck back.

(Ireland and Iceland were swiftly struck from the list when their economies collapsed in the financial crisis).

Obama campaign aides, however, swiftly struck back at Mrs. Clinton, saying that her "blatant hypocrisy here is stunning".

I first met Johnson in May after he signed up as a Trump delegate before being swiftly struck off by the campaign when the press found out.

Altenhof, Mr. Pöggel said, enjoyed the good fortune of an adventurous and wealthy western investor, Lorenz Peter Stotz, who after the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 swiftly struck a deal to turn part of the former Communist enterprise into a capitalist agricultural business.

Exon's prayer was answered with the passage of the Communications Decency Act of 1996, a much-maligned law that was decried by free speech advocates, dismissed as a "departing Senator's half-baked notions" by the New York Times editorial board, and swiftly struck down by the supreme court.

But she said at the launch of the 225-page report by the Stevens commission that she expected Labour to implement the vast majority of its 37 "radical recommendations" including measures to have officers found guilty of serious misconduct swiftly "struck off" and to set up a much stronger police standards body.

After examining the extent of its wrongdoing, UBS moved swiftly to strike an immunity deal with government authorities.

But the troops in Ramallah were also in position to strike swiftly at Mr. Arafat if ordered.

A team who starve their opponents of the ball but can also strike swiftly and brutally with pacy wingers and pinpointed long balls from the back.