Sentence examples similar to fast-tracking outcomes from inspiring English sources

There is ample, and justified, anger among Americans about outsized pay — often to the very same bankers who profited from the bubble — to warrant fast-tracking the issue.

Few prospective reports exist on the outcome of fast-tracking in Central Europe.

A note for future "democracy-advancing projects": fast-tracking democracy means you also fast-track political apathy.

They can have the opposite effect to their aim, fast-tracking people into the criminal justice system rather than diverting them away.

The new council speaker is even fast-tracking the legislation.

Maybe there is also a way of fast-tracking privatizations.

However, detaining and fast-tracking him seems absurd.

Chancellor Merkel's coalition have also announced other measures, including fast-tracking asylum procedures and constructing shelters.

And it further quoted an anonymous music industry executive as saying: "It looks like fast-tracking".

When she learned of Budd's fast-tracking, she tore up her application in disgust.

David Cameron is reportedly fast-tracking government proposals to introduce equal marriage.