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

The resolution is based on a little-used law that allows Congress, on a fast-tracked timetable, to overturn a new federal rule.

The Commons' Leader, Chris Grayling, said the government was finally after 38 years answering  "the West Lothian Question" when he revealed a fast-tracked timetable intended to give English and Welsh MPs a new "veto" over laws identified as affecting only their constituents.

That means peers are now winding up this part of the debate - a procedural one relating to the fast-tracked timetable for the Cooper bill.

But even without Labor's support, the government, which plans on introducing legislation to enact the fast-tracked timetable in the next sitting, looks to have the support of the crossbench.

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

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

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.

But her bid to get a ban fast-tracked through the Holyrood parliament was rejected in June.