Sentence examples similar to fast-track execution from inspiring English sources

The desire for vengeance is reasonable, but pushing through fast-track executions and sweeping anti-terror legislations building up surveillance, security, and liability could be dangerous.

Critics of the film have variously accused it of glorifying the rapist by giving him a platform, encouraging copycat crimes, or prejudicing the appeals of the rapists and spurring demands to fast-track their executions.

Although this protocol was the same for the PACU and the ICU, the more disciplined execution of the fast-track protocol and application of non-invasive ventilation in our PACU might be another important factor for success of early extubation.

The writer and rights campaigner Fatima Bhutto, granddaughter of the Pakistani statesman Zulfikar Ali Bhutto, says: "At the same time the government was fast-tracking the execution of a boy tortured and convicted at the age of 14, the Islamabad high court ordered the release of Zaki ur Rehman Lakhvi, the accused mastermind of the Mumbai terror attacks.

While they do not return to session until Sept. 11, the eve of Mr. Byrd's scheduled execution, some proponents in the General Assembly insist a fast-track ban is possible.

Fast-track channels are often anything but.

Let's fast-track this, now.

Are fast-track courts the way forward?

Fast-track offers the possibility of that.

Fast-track is therefore essential and elusive.

Employers have praised fast-track programs.