Examples of using Very swiftly in English and their translations into Finnish
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Sometimes very swiftly.
That is why assistance must be provided very swiftly.
Arrived very swiftly easy to install and operational in hours.
Military justice moves very swiftly.
We must act very swiftly for the sake of consumers and for the sake of honest companies.
The outcomes will be seen very swiftly.
Tūrṇam means very swiftly, very quickly you should realize Kṛṣṇa consciousness.
Thank you to Parliament, which has acted very swiftly.
And in this game,death can come very swiftly, and in a situation like this it's easy to be taken out of the game if you're dying repeatedly.
He sends out his commandment to the earth. His word runs very swiftly.
This would enable the Council to go through its procedures very swiftly and make a lot of European industries happy.
I had a rescue girl in my kitchen, was obliged to dismiss her very swiftly.
I call on the Council andthe Commission to implement the resolution of 10% very swiftly so that the farmers can plan their planting in good time.
I know time is short, and I know this consideration has to lead to a decision very swiftly.
I should like to emphasise once again that we are acting very swiftly, given the complexity of the issue.
This means, for example, adopting rules for the credit rating agencies, and doing so very swiftly.
In this context, the Commission will also make very swiftly a proposal on the automatic exchange of information between tax authorities on cross-border tax rulings.
If the Council does not approve all Parliament' s proposals legislative conciliation may be begun very swiftly.
It could be agreed very swiftly without requiring international consensus, and could help make significant progress towards internalising environmental costs.
The Commission adopted a proactive approach by ensuring that crisis measures were approved very swiftly.
So to conclude, action in this area is overdue andif we do not do something about it very swiftly then our efforts to try to reduce the impacts of climate change are going to be stymied.
The project has been very efficient, marketing has been great andall my questions have been answered very swiftly.
To sum up, Madam President, with your help and, on this basis, with the help of the rapporteurs,I now hope that an agreement will be reached very swiftly on this proposal for a regulation and on the amendment of the interinstitutional agreement.
I might perhaps say that Sweden and Finland were the countries where this was realised earlier on andclean fuels were brought onto the market very swiftly.
Alan: There's always been groups that will spring up spontaneously andthey're often put down very swiftly if they're a threat to the ruling establishment.
That is why, having the tools of the Lisbon Treaty at my disposal and also having the Stockholm Strategy, where many points on how we have to advance have been put into place,we decided to act, and we acted very swiftly.
The supposed rules of engagement are very swiftly drawn up can't just be stolen and looted, it must be handed into the proper authorities. and in fact, that, you know, anything of value seized from the Jews and the idea is that no German property must be looted or destroyed in any way.
A measure of this kind would encourage the industry to extend the authorisation of a new medicinal product for a species representing a major economic sector very swiftly to other species representing a smaller market.
I feel that the important thing was for the Union to very swiftly communicate to this country not only a tangible message of encouragement but also, and I would stress this point, the political prospect of its full and comprehensive integration into the European family.
For these reasons, the Commission must put forward a proposal on comparable penalties for comparable offences.The urgency of the problem dictates that action should be taken very swiftly, specifically before the amendment of the common fisheries policy planned for 2002.