Sentence examples for were swiftly seen from inspiring English sources

Campaigners who gathered outside Canary Wharf blocks to obtain testimony from low-paid workers were swiftly seen and picked up told by security guards: "This is private land".

Thanks to Tuckett, who enlisted the Women's Institute to write hundreds of indignant letters to MPs, as well as persuading the Independent to profile the merchant banker, the government's 1991 plans were swiftly seen off.

Shuja was swiftly seen as a puppet of the invading army.

The former cabinet minister, John Redwood, one of John Major's famous Maastricht "bastards", who made the then prime minister's attempts to sign that EU treaty such a torture, insisted that the decision would be swiftly seen as a piece of "shoddy work" and rejected.

Mr Bush's nominee to replace Donald Rumsfeld as defence secretary, Robert Gates, is expected to be swiftly confirmed (see article).

As a result, some Gulu residents thought that the soldiers and their newly acquired Congolese wives had brought the disease with them, accusations which were swiftly denied by the army (see also [ 12]).

After the Madrid bombings, leaders of member countries listed such flagging initiatives and appointed Mr. de Vries to see that they were swiftly carried out and to propose additional measures.

To make matters worse, the country's oil industry, its fiscal cash-cow for the past three decades, is declining swiftly (see chart).

Reprisals were swiftly made.

Curfews were swiftly imposed.

They were swiftly disabused.