Sentence examples for fast track by from inspiring English sources

The goal will be to have a good, fast track by the 6 24 p.m. post of the Kentucky Derby.

The Court has put this case on the proverbial fast track by combining the hearing on the preliminary injunction motion filed by Ms. Rowling and Warner Brothers with the trial on the merits.

At any rate, credit the Riverside for getting on lexicography's fast track by spotting the term and defining it as an adjective at least as deserving as the verb fast-talk.

Or they may have been intimidated by the lightning-fast six furlongs turned in Sunday on a fast track by Old Trieste, an outsider for the Derby, who zipped three-quarters of a mile in 1 09.

In Mr. Thain's case, he proved his loyalty in 1999 when he and Mr. Thornton supported Mr. Paulson's decision to oust Mr. Corzine, despite having had his career put on the fast track by Mr. Corzine in the early 1990's.

After being put on a "fast track" by the Singapore stock exchange it is believed the Glazers, who bought the club in a £790m debt-financed deal in May 2005, are preparing to launch the initial public offering (IPO) prospectus and roadshow that will market the idea of owning a minority stake in the club to Asian investors.

After spending most last year with the Monterrey's U-17 team, Hernandez was fast tracked by the club.

In the Lords (2.30 pm) peers will rattle through a series of third reading debates, starting with the Voyeurism (Offences) Bill, the anti-upskirting measure fast tracked by the government, then comes the Tenant Fees Bill which would ban letting fees and most upfront fees payable by tenants to rent a property.

In June 2013, it was announced that director Zack Snyder and screenwriter David S. Goyer would both be returning for a Man of Steel sequel, which is being fast tracked by Warner Bros. Goyer had previously signed a three-film deal, which includes Man of Steel, its sequel, and a Justice League film featuring Superman.

It had been fast tracked by FDA for treatment and prevention of postmenopausal osteoporosis, and treatment and prevention of bone loss in hormone treated prostate and breast cancer patients [33], [34].

These initial measures were "fast tracked" by Federal Emergency Rule to "prevent a fishery that would seriously interfere with the necessary protection of the resource" (United States Department of Commerce 1990a,b).