swift and sure

Fast, direct, and indisputable. The legislation provides consumers with a swift and sure method of protecting their privacy and personal data. The judge's decision in the case was swift and sure.

swift and sure

fast and certain. (As with the flight of a well-aimed arrow.) The response of the governor to the criticism by the opposing party was swift and sure. The boxer's punch was swift and sure and resulted in a quick knockout and a very short match.

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"We've got research that shows swift and sure punishment and adding treatment is going to reduce recidivism and is going to keep the public safer." Though the bill has gained much support, it has yet to be passed.

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"The Internal Revenue Service has promised swift and sure enforcement of federal tax law this year," Lynn continued, "and pastors should be aware of the danger to their churches' tax exemption."

James Dobson seeks church-based political machine

Swift and sure, it goes where many a larger SUV can't: No wonder Subaru has long been a preferred lesbian power tool.

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This is not the case with this novel; the pace is swift and sure while the story is thought provoking and compelling.

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