Sentence examples similar to date fast-tracked from inspiring English sources

David Cameron is set to hold the in-or-out referendum on Britain's future membership of the European Union in June next year and will announce the fast-tracked date as the centrepiece of his party's annual conference in October.

The article also mentioned a fast-tracked release date of summer 2006 and a $75-million 75-million budget

The book is being fast-tracked to publication, although there is no set date.

Leveson's spokesman also denied claims by the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, that he was going to bring forward the date of Hunt's appearance at the inquiry so his case could be fast-tracked.

She claims: "The word 'leasehold' was not used until very, very late in the process, which was fast-tracked due to delays in building and my move-in date.

Fast-tracked to TISSEC (Declined).

Fast-tracked to Transactions on Networking.

7) Get fast-tracked to an interview.

Had its sacrifice not earned it fast-tracked EU membership?

It was related to fast-tracked​ visas for foreign investors.

(The plan was mooted earlier but has been fast-tracked).