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The Broad Institute fast-tracked its patent applications, leapfrogging those filed earlier in 2012 by the University of California.

Nintendo might be fast-tracking its upcoming 3DS.

Alongside innovation in technology we need innovation of thought to design new policies, fast-track their deployment and drive the adoption of those that already exist.

In a sign of escalating tensions, Turkey's parliament voted on Wednesday to fast-track deployment of thousands of troops to Qatar, with which it has been allied on key regional issues.

The fast-track recruitment and deployment filled many gaps in staff, though it was a one-off process.

This programme comprises a fast-track hiring and deployment intervention supported by multiple donor organizations [ 15].

A stakeholder group was formed to bring together leaders from several sectors to design and implement a fast-track hiring and deployment model that would mobilize 830 additional health workers.

Simplified standard operating procedures for human resources in emergencies adopted in late 2010 are expediting recruitments and fast-track deployments.

But it cannot seriously be argued that these agreements required fast-track, with its all-or-nothing vote.

"This funding will help us fast-track development and global deployment of KaiOS-enabled smart feature phones, allowing us to connect the vast population that still cannot access the internet, especially in emerging markets," said KaiOS CEO Sebastien Codeville in a statement.

Because in the current system it takes one to two years to fill vacant positions, even when funding is available, an emergency approach was needed to fast-track the hiring and deployment process.