Sentence examples for fast tracked through from inspiring English sources

Pro footballers were being fast tracked through their badges and go straight in front of me when I had been working for eight years in academies".

The home secretary, Theresa May, says the bill will not be emergency legislation but hopes that with cross-party support it can be fast tracked through parliament before the general election next May.

Edmondson, 47, has fast tracked through the RadioShack ranks since signing on in 1994, winning the CEO spot last spring.

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Developers that partnered with Motorola on previous applications are being "fast tracked" through the Android process, as are some "tier one" developers from well-known firms, says Claudia Backus, Motorola's senior director of ecosystems.

Once the Succession to the Crown Bill, currently being fast tracked through Parliament, is passed, men will no longer be automatically the first in line to the throne, ending centuries of discrimination against women.

"The use of retrospective legislation, which is being fast-tracked through parliament, smacks of desperation.

Racing in NSW was suspended in early July with the bill fast-tracked through parliament's upper house last week.

The proposal was fast-tracked through parliament in the run-up to a presidential election next month, prompting accusations that it was an opportunistic vote-grabbing ploy.

There are three vaccines now being fast-tracked through early safety trials in volunteers in the UK, the US and in unaffected Mali to ensure that they do no harm.

It means wages stagnate, trade deals that harm workers are fast-tracked through Congress, and wallets on Wall Street bulge.