Sentence examples for would not fast from inspiring English sources

Among those imposing a ban are a commercial affairs department and a government hospital which got Muslim staff to sign a written pledge that they would not fast.

But the judge warned he would not fast-track the proceedings.

When I was 13 years old, I attended a Christian school and I would pretend that I wasn't Muslim, that I wouldn't fast in Ramadan because I wasn't confident in my faith.

He didn't say how long that would take; Jeh Johnson, the Pentagon's general counsel and co-author of the report, said it would be "not fast, but not drawn out".

My intuition is that rather the production of M and P is fast compared to production of D. We agree with the reviewer that the production of D would not be fast enough to allow quasi-steady state approximation.

Mr. Bernanke has said repeatedly that the Fed would act if it concluded that the economy would not grow fast enough to reduce the rate of unemployment.

Disappointed proponents said the towns would not move fast enough in the face of rampant development that they said would soon overtake watershed areas and imperil groundwater supplies.

And speed is of the essence, administration officials say, arguing that even a wartime Congress would not move fast enough to help the authorities counter new terrorism threats.

Janet Yellen, president of the Federal Reserve in San Francisco, said growth was sustainable but that it would not happen fast enough to bring down unemployment anytime soon.

He lacks the capacity to spur legislation that would lift the economy by Election Day; significant new victories in Congress are highly improbable before then, and economic dividends would not come fast enough to persuade swing voters anyway.

All the same, a pretty tough-minded lot of Shias are still likely to be in charge of the next government.Even if talks began with some insurgent factions, the violence would not subside fast.