Sentence examples for fast-tracked release from inspiring English sources

The article also mentioned a fast-tracked release date of summer 2006 and a $75-million 75-million budget

And now it looks like the Galaxy S10 family is going to be fast-tracked for a March release.

It is a presently accepted paradigm that patients who are fast-tracked for early postoperative release (where feasible) in ERAS (enhanced recovery after surgery) programmes will be an additional cost to the health system if early postoperative pain levels are not adequately controlled.

Some of us who knew her well, through years when she suffered her own humiliation and harassment by the apartheid government, believed she had kept everybody waiting — including her husband — as a measure of contempt for the system that was now, with his release, being fast-tracked to oblivion.

I've never said he's going to be fast-tracked into the World Cup squad".

Ministers are also looking at ensuring prisoners released from jail without a job are fast-tracked on to the government's work programme.

A new naloxone-injection device called Evzio was released on the market just this week, after receiving fast-tracked approved by the FDA in April.

More than $1 million was spent lobbying last year on failed legislation that would have fast-tracked construction of a new Clippers arena in Inglewood, according to state lobbying disclosures released this week.

Sirens was announced months ago, with David Ayer serving as writer-director and Robbie producing, and for a while it was fast-tracked by the studio with hopes it could be ready in time for a possible 2018 release.

According to figures released to the synod on Friday, there are presently 80 clergy being fast-tracked for promotion as eventual bishops; a quarter of them are women and seven are black or Asian.

Fast-tracked to TISSEC (Declined).