Fast-track means Congress will be prohibited from amending the trade deal, which will be put to a simple up or down majority vote.
Universal put Fast 7 on the fast track, which meant that Lin would have had to start preparing while still working in post-production on Fast 6.
He has eschewed the slow route to Senate prominence, which would have involved building alliances, for the fast track, which means playing the firebrand, playing to the cheap seats and playing to a news cycle that thrills to conflict.
Asher's specialty: employees who want to put themselves on the fast track, which means a promotion every 18 months.
While most Republicans in both chambers support fast track as a means to enact TPP, many in the House oppose ceding Obama additional executive authority on principle.
A study by Kiessling and colleagues within Germany found a mean LOS of 10.3 ± 2.5 days in patients with a successful fast track and a mean LOS of 16.5 ± 16.3 days when fast-track failure occurred [17].
This means that fast track, which first began under Nixon in 1974, was not only a usurpation of the US Congress' constitutional authority "to regulate commerce with foreign nations".
Back in 2010, I had just graduated from Princeton with highest honors, and I felt pressure to get on the fast track to success — whatever that meant.
And, it's important to note that the recent election results in which the Republicans took control over the Senate and increased their majority in the House does not mean that fast track is any closer to completion.
