The new editor, a 30-year-old oil slick called Piers Morgan, was widely perceived as being fast-tracked up the poll by the News Of The World's reptilian despot, Rupert Murdoch.
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 converted a young Pep Guardiola from winger to midfield fulcrum, convinced him he could defend as well as spray passes, and fast-tracked him into the first team; Guardiola repaid him by becoming his disciple, following on from him as Barcelona manager.
Best known for playing literature student Vod in student comedy Fresh Meat, it's slightly strange to see Ashton bypass her mid 20s as she's fast-tracked straight into the shoes of an emotionally over-burdened and underpaid adult.
The country still relies predominantly on dirty coal for its electricity, but has fast-tracked oil production, as well as newer technologies like shale gas, and hydroelectric and wind power, to maintain its high levels of domestic growth.
Then I heard about an opportunity to be fast-tracked as a detective with the Dutch police.
Any teenager who can somehow get sauce on the ceiling may well be fast-tracked as a potential A* student.
Indeed, as referred candidates get fast-tracked, applicants from other sources like corporate Web sites, Internet job boards and job fairs sink to the bottom of the pile.
The French teenager had already been fast-tracked as Dettori's understudy, at Godolphin; and his Epsom success had seemed to confirm him as an obvious heir.
And that is a big reason they argue that any changes should not be fast-tracked as part of the broader deficit debate.
