Sentence examples for a fast-tracked process from inspiring English sources

422 to 0, under a fast-tracked process on the House floor.

In late December the department allowed 10 days for interested parties to make comments on the plan as part of a fast-tracked process to win federal environmental approval.

Even though the rejection of original choice Durban has meant a fast-tracked process, the absence of any rivals is another reminder of the difficulty global sport bodies now face in attracting host cities, and mounting concern over the costs of such events, along with doubts over legacy.

What this means is that Republicans can transfer trillions of dollars to the wealthiest one percent, and destroy Medicare and Medicaid along the way, in a fast-tracked process that cuts out Democrats.

"You're trying to cast a cloud … you're just a bunch of—" The cross-party committee was here to get to the bottom of why the garden bridge project has followed such an unconventional, fast-tracked process since Joanna Lumley first wrote to Johnson in 2012 with an idea for a fairytale crossing.

One significant factor is favorable government policies - for example, the Companies Act of 2013 provides a simpler and fast-tracked process for mergers and acquisitions.

She said that the review will be an open, inclusive and somewhat fast-tracked process that will help the university position itself for the future.

"This country desperately needs post-Brexit direction in order to avoid a political vacuum bearing serious consequences for all those we represent," wrote Shapps, who is understood to be gathering cross-party support for the fast-tracked process.

Lawyer David Manne, the executive director of the Refugee and Immigration Legal Centre, said people on Nauru had been "incarcerated and slowly destroyed", and he questioned whether the fast-tracked process would be fair.

Changes such as a fast-tracked entitlement process and a point person at City Hall could help keep companies from becoming "mired in this endless bureaucratic process," said Councilwoman Laura Friedman, who has advocated for the media arts corridor.

He has given at least $700,000 to Restore Our Future, a super-PAC backing Mitt Romney, the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination whose call for a fast-tracked permitting process for new nuclear plants could benefit Simmons's Waste Control Specialists LLC.