Sentence examples for to swiftly implement from inspiring English sources

During a meeting with European Union leaders, he strongly criticized Germany for exporting too many cars to the U.S. And, during a G7 summit in Italy, he refused to join other leaders in pledging to "swiftly implement the Paris Agreement".

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From these new and old registries they wanted up-to-date information, delivered quickly in order to swiftly implement changes to reduce costs and improve both efficacy and quality.

To a large extent, the Australian army and other groups are to be credited with rapidly deploying environmental health teams to swiftly implement public health measures, including provision of safe drinking water, proper sanitary facilities, and mosquito control measures (28 ).

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The US welcomed the deal, calling it a "critical first step" and urged both sides to "fully and swiftly implement the agreement".

To counter this dangerous situation responsibly, the United States and its allies would have to be willing to plan for and then swiftly implement a wide pre-emptive military strike.

"This agreement then needs to be swiftly implemented by Cyprus and its eurozone partners.

Cites must take a tough line with Vietnam: swiftly implement critical measures to tackle the illegal rhino horn trade or be banned from legally trading many wildlife products," she said.

His government would "swiftly implement Operation Sovereign Borders" aimed at "intercepting vessels and turning them around", Mr Abbott told the Herald Sun.

"Obviously, we will swiftly implement Operation Sovereign Borders and one component is a much more active programme of intercepting vessels and where possible turning them around - rather than escorting them to Christmas Island".