Summarily

As well as the political upheaval that was happening around the country, there were people that were being, you know, summarily killed, just for daring to express dissent in opposition," Mr Machiridza said.

But like everybody else I know I still watched Fox, or at least Tucker, until he was summarily axed last week, while at the absolute top of his game, and more importantly, the ratings.

It is quite correct that Masayoshi Arai was summarily fired.

One has even been summarily cancelled.

The judge, Malam Abubakar Sadiq, summarily sentenced Usman after he pleaded guilty to the charge and begged the court for leniency.

Then, over the next four days, at least 500 people are believed to have been summarily executed, the report says.

After the revolutionary movement led by Castro rolled into Havana on New Year’s Eve 1958 and New Year’s Day 1959, the mob was summarily pushed out of Cuba, and U.S.-Cuba relations soured as Castro aligned with the Soviets.

Ceauşescu and his wife were captured and summarily tried and executed on Christmas Day.

In case after case, Parker saw lapses in health care that led to preventable deaths, but dismissed them summarily because the jail medical staff is outside of CLERB’s jurisdiction.

Just because Marles is the Defence Minister it does not give him the right to summarily make a judgment call without those officers having their legal right to defend themselves in a court of law.

Some tools that the incoming administration could use is expedited removal, a tool created in 1996 that allows the government to quickly and summarily deport people arriving without ever presenting their case to an immigration judge.

We were summarily dismissed by the New York critics.

At least, he said, the negotiations won't be "written off summarily," as they might have been had there been no progress.

Because I forgot to turn off its night-time cleaning schedule, it ended up wandering to the office next door, where my work neighbors summarily tried to kidnap it.

England is about to go into a second national lockdown to tackle Covid-19 despite Boris Johnson summarily rejecting the idea just a few weeks ago.

In an old interview clip dating back to 2002, Dr Lewis summarily dismissed Riley’s witticisms and emphatically claimed, “Evil is a religious concept.

In December, matches involving one London-based Premier League team, Arsenal, were summarily after a post on Twitter by its German star Mesut Özil that denounced China’s treatment of the Uighurs, a largely Muslim minority in northwestern China.

In letters seen by Asia Sentinel, Lim recently hinted that he would use his power to summarily end the hearing of the gross misconduct complaints against the three doctors, Ramesh Kumar, Deepak Singh and Jagdeep Singh.

Summarily, they are often the unsung heroines/heroes.

The author of an opinion essay that criticized references to Jill Biden, the wife of media-declared president-elect Joe Biden, as a "Dr." was summarily canceled from his associations with Northwestern University.