Sentence examples for aimed at fast tracking from inspiring English sources

One notable element is a collaboration it has established with Johns Hopkins University in the U.S. — which it says is aimed at fast tracking startups' market access by linking them to the research organization and its network, including links in to the US healthcare system.

President Obama's ambitious trade agenda unraveled Friday in a stunning setback delivered by his own party as the House rejected an important piece of a package aimed at fast-tracking a controversial trade pact he is pursuing with 11 other Pacific Rim nations.

A National Institutes of Health (NIH) program aimed at tracking down the causes of mysterious diseases is bearing fruit.

There is the Troops to Teachers scheme which aims to fast-track ex-forces personnel into teaching roles.

Mr Livingstone said he was aiming to fast-track the Labour party's review of Trident in time for an expected vote on renewal later this year.

Such resources are invaluable for the development and incorporation of marker-assisted selection (MAS) into breeding programs aiming to fast track improvements in pearl quality.

The Namibian Children's Parliament aims to fast track policies that will improve the rights and welfare of children and young people.

Future development of the software should thus aim at tracking the epicardial contours automatically.

The aim was to fast-track their paperwork, but to the Syrians wilting in the summer heat, that wasn't immediately obvious.

An evidential reasoning-based approach, which aims at providing a fast-track method to perform design alternative evaluations for non-LCA experts, is therefore introduced as a new initiative to deal with the incomplete or uncertain information.

"Some of those were fast tracked.