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swift

[swift] / swɪft /


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Other reforms include giving a "default yes" to planning applications near railway stations, including on green belt land, and a requirement that new builds include nature-friendly features, such as installing swift bricks, to support wildlife.

From BBC

As Balko noted, strict policies that force police to be swift and thorough in releasing footage have been shown to improve police behavior.

From Salon

Final results are still to come, but the United States was swift to offer its congratulations to Rahman and the BNP for an "historic victory", its embassy in Dhaka said.

From Barron's

Drakeford said in a statement that the timing of the consultation was in the hands of the UK government's Treasury, but that he wanted a "swift progression to the next stage of the process".

From BBC

That must be followed by swift implementation to demonstrate that international economic cooperation can still be guided by data, sound analysis and respect for national sovereignty.

From The Wall Street Journal