Sentence examples for this meant swiftly from inspiring English sources
This meant swiftly dividing our labour according to our talents, time and inclination no mean feat given we were strangers with remarkably diverse backgrounds and nationalities.
This meant not only that the Nuremberg trials were swiftly wrapped up but that Adenauer refused to ratify the verdicts.
This meant "there are opportunities for bad actors to move swiftly across borders and use our borders against us".
This means that we must deal swiftly with legislative proposals pending, such as the e-commerce directive or the directive amending copyright protection.
Once upon a time, a pre-dinner drink in Italy meant a swiftly served aperitif with a bowl of nuts or potato chips and some fat green olives.
But first things first, which means determining swiftly and authoritatively what happened in the predawn hours of Wednesday.
City have always been the favourites to sign the player once it became clear that he would not agree another deal at Anfield, and their willingness to get to the asking price relatively swiftly meant that Liverpool felt they could justify the transfer.
There was an undoubted element of gamble in his appointment of Villas-Boas after Chelsea - and the decision to part so swiftly this season means the gamble has failed.
When I asked Homstol what that behavior meant, she said, walking swiftly toward her truck, "I have no idea, and I don't want to stick around to find out".
Many of the Czech company's 800-strong sales force, most of whom are independent agents on western-style commissions, come from Ceska (though many of Mr Münkel's star performers have been former teachers, who excel at explaining complex policies to customers).The new firms' slim bureaucracies also meant they could respond swiftly to unexpected problems.
After becoming leader he began to display a more informal style in public appearances, although the official media swiftly quashed any hopes that this might mean a relaxation in totalitarian controls.
