Sentence examples similar to fast-tracked group from inspiring English sources

Legislation will be fast-tracked to outlaw groups which seek to "undermine democracy or use hate speech in public places" but fall short of current terrorist proscription thresholds.

A day after losing its place in the FTSE 100 to the fast-tracked commodity trader Glencore, engineering group Invensys is in demand.

Together with Lloyds, they are hopeful that a large proportion of the business, which employs 3,600 staff, can continue after the group is fast-tracked through an administration process, with an immediate buyer waiting in the wings.

Fast-tracked through England's age-group programmes, she eventually made her international debut at the age of 17, in a T20 against Pakistan in July 2016.

Environmental groups are claiming the plans have been fast-tracked to appease the Indian mining giant Adani, which is threatening to pull out of the Abbot Point expansion project if dredging is further delayed.

The deal for the 17-year-old to be fast-tracked into F1 is part of an investment in Sauber by a group of Russian companies.

Placing hate speech into the general penal code means that suspects can be fast-tracked through the courts for immediate sentencing, which has also raised concerns among rights groups.

Humanitarian groups said the youths had all been carefully assessed before being fast-tracked for family reunions in Britain, but that hardships made some appear older than they were.

Bob Lidal, executive director of Austin, Texas-based Grassroots Leadership, said immigrant rights groups like his would have opposed the emergency rule if it hadn't been fast-tracked.

Fast-tracked to TISSEC (Declined).

Fast-tracked to Transactions on Networking.