Sentence examples for by fast tracking from inspiring English sources

However, Snyder has attempted to head off the challenge by fast tracking it directly to the state supreme court.

The U.K. government responded to the ECJ ruling by fast tracking emergency surveillance legislation.

The German embassy in Moscow had facilitated the trip, reportedly by fast-tracking his visa application.

On Wednesday, Clegg underlines that emphasis by fast-tracking a promise to provide free nursery education to all children from the poorest homes.

At one point during Mr. Cardinale's remarks, the news conference veered into a sticky discussion of urban politics and race after he said that Democrats were taking advantage of their "uninformed" urban base by fast-tracking the bill.

By fast-tracking the punishments, and by extending its reach so far beyond its established jurisdiction of recruiting and eligibility, the NCAA has transformed itself overnight into an oversight body with virtually unfettered authority to act in what it deems to be the best interests of college sports.

I suspect he will announce a separate measure to help the low paid most affected by the tax credit squeeze, perhaps by fast-tracking the rise in the personal tax allowance; taking some workers out of national insurance (a 12 per cent tax once people earn £8,060 a year) or raising the living wage further and faster.

The reason for the slow response, officials claim, is that we are putting America's security at risk by fast-tracking their admission.

Mark Milner Property: Trade cheered by fast track planning scheme The chancellor cheered the property industry yesterday when he backed plans to fast-track large-scale planning applications and appeared to tone down his support for a new property tax.

These trade policies — buoyed by fast track — were successful.

Diagnostic PCR kits were kindly donated by Fast-Track Diagnostics, Luxembourg.