Sentence examples for fast track said from inspiring English sources

"Randalls will definitely be a fast track," said Luca Reinaudo, the company's construction director.

Representative Robert T. Matsui, a California Democrat who has often opposed organized labor on Nafta and fast track, said: "My read is that fast track is going to be extremely difficult to pass.

"Susan is being unfairly blamed for the sins of fast track," said Eric Shuffler, who was counselor to Mr. McGreevey when the bill was enacted and stayed when Acting Gov.

"My government has said that we will adopt all of those recommendations and we will now look at what elements of that report that we can fast track," said Palaszczuk. "What we've just seen over the last few days is atrocious, it's horrific... and it's had horrible consequences".

Last month the Eisenhower family made public its concerns, which also include the memorial's scope and materials, upon realizing that the project was on a fast track, saying that its views were being disregarded.

Simply stated, fast track says that when the Obama Administration - or any administration - negotiates a trade deal, Congress can only vote it up or down, but cannot tinker with it.

"To some extent they are doing what the Japanese did before them, but on a faster track," says Dieter Zetsche, chief of Chrysler.

"This bill is the same old fast-track," said Art Pulaski, executive secretary-treasurer of the California Labor Federation.

"It is true it is one of the fastest tracks," said Josef Fendt, the president of the luge federation.

But Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-Va)., a vocal advocate of fast-track, said Democrats should focus on the fact that TPA and TAA are both still getting done.

Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-Ohio), a staunch opponent of TPP and fast-track, said on Wednesday that it made sense to vote for for the worker aid bill and the rest of the trade package, since his colleagues had already sealed the deal on TPA.