| Long-prepared procedures, contained in the Underground's emergency plan, began to swing into action. |
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| A massive clear-up operation is to swing into action at a playing field which travellers occupied for more than six weeks. |
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| An action plan prepared by the health authority had already begun to swing into action and many key changes were under way. |
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| These include the vaccination of small numbers of military and medical specialists who would swing into action in the event of biological attack. |
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| The patricians entrusted with Yale University's future knew it was time to swing into action. |
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| You can swing into action by yourself, with your colleagues or with all of your team. |
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| It takes 1 or 2 days for the specific microbial flora to develop and swing into action. |
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| However, as soon as the semiconductor market picks up again, Ismeca Semiconductor will be ready to swing into action. |
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| The evacuation plan must swing into action automatically as soon as a dangerous incident occurs. |
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| These dedicated women and men are always prepared to swing into action if a medical emergency occurs during a game. |
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| Should the situation so require, our advanced high-lift equipment will swing into action. |
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| He remains with the Nationals as a long reliever, ready to swing into action when needed. |
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| Obviously, this is an area where the Republicans would want to swing into action. |
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| Then, as though absolutely nothing is wrong, the underlings and stage hands swing into action. |
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| Therefore, we greatly value our well-developed sales and consulting network that is ready to swing into action for you all over the world. |
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| These figures have convinced the naturist movement that the UK naturism industry would swing into action if proper facilities were made available. |
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| As the army of volunteer collectors swing into action, armed Gardai will be placed at strategic locations to insure the safety of the collectors and the money. |
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| As the murders mount up, the Minneapolis cops swing into action. |
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| A special team of professional witnesses are also set to swing into action to gather evidence on the culprits as the council gets tough with persistent offenders. |
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| The internet and foreign newspapers were likely to swing into action, bandying around allegations without having to worry about whether they were true or not. |
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| Emergency personnel were supposed to swing into action from around 9.30 am, but were delayed until around 9.51 am because of a formal opening before the exercise. |
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| Rescue and relief systems did not swing into action until well after the storm had hit and caused its devastation, with many lives lost as a result. |
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| The key is to have a network of informed organizations and individuals who are already up to speed on media issues and can swing into action on short notice. |
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| Then the Arrow batteries would swing into action. |
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| I sometimes try to imagine what kind of first impression people in conflict areas have when they see humanitarian organisations swing into action. |
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| That was enough to get Fox to swing into action. |
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| We need a system where there is a patient navigator to help get the appropriate services in the right place at the right time, and to line up services to swing into action when needed. |
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| A NEW episode which sees Burke, Reid, Ross and Fraser swing into action when an out-of-work gambler is found dead in an alleyway. |
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| And the opportunity to swing into action with the new boots. |
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| Let me conclude by saying I welcome the speculation that the Feira Council will endorse the concept of a rapid reaction police force which would swing into action after completion of military tasks. |
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| An awareness of the negative impact of poor eating habits and a lack of physical activity among youth prompted activists in many Quebec communities to swing into action. |
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