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In a new show of speed, the leaders also committed to fast action to amend the Montreal Protocol to phase down HFCs this year, and to lead efforts to bring the Paris Agreement into force, also this year.

He has handed over significant powers designed to protect the environment to a state government committed to fast-tracking the rapid expansion of coal and gas projects.

His commerce secretary, Bill Daley, told the Chileans this week that Mr Clinton was "very strongly" committed to fast-track, and might accept the Republican view to get it—"hopefully in time for Santiago".

Yet Abdullah, 25, and his brother Hamza, a 27-year-old defensive back for the Arizona Cardinals, are committed to fasting throughout Ramadan, which ends at sundown Thursday — the night the Vikings open the season in New Orleans.

Now, imagine what would happen if all of the world's leaders committed to fast-tracking and growing this emergent data movement into a revolution around the globe.

He said police officials committed to fast-tracking the investigation and to being as transparent about the status of the investigation as possible.

But for new planes and aircraft that never had Internet, many larger carriers have committed to faster Wi-Fi with more capacity.

Louise Haigh, Labour's digital economy spokeswoman, has pushed the government to commit to fast rail broadband through legislation.

The Federal Reserve could commit to faster nominal GDP growth and begin using the tools available to get there.

Finally, union leaders would commit to fast-tracking reforms to mend, not end seniority systems.