Sentence examples similar to a fast-tracked program from inspiring English sources

President Clinton pushed up the development cycle in 1997, transforming the Nautilus program into a fast-tracked technology when he promised a string of the devices (since re-named THEL, and later MTHEL) to Israel to protect its Northern border from the rain of Katyusha rockets fired from the Lebanese militia group Hezbollah.

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

The Hart machine offered a fast-tracked option for straight-ticket voters.

Sun wasn't quite ready to call this a pivot, so he settled on calling it a "fast-tracked evolution".

The UK's third political party, the Liberal Democrats, has also warned they will not support a fast-tracked bill.

The article also mentioned a fast-tracked release date of summer 2006 and a $75-million 75-million budget

Legislation would need seven votes before heading for Congress, where it would face a fast-tracked, up or down vote.

If pushed through in the coming months, it will be both a lame-duck and a fast-tracked trade agreement.

Among the Chargers' concerns are a fast-tracked environmental impact report that they believe is vulnerable to litigation.

The Arabs need to acquiesce to an Israeli strike on Iran and this will be achieved through a fast-tracked Israeli-Palestinian peace accord.

Fast-tracked training programs could produce staff more quickly, or new cadres could be created that require less time to train.