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Edmondson, 47, has fast tracked through the RadioShack ranks since signing on in 1994, winning the CEO spot last spring.

"Children constitute more than half of the population on the move and are particularly vulnerable to cholera," said UNICEF Regional Director for Eastern & Southern Africa, Leila Gharagozloo-Pakkala. "Concerted action by the two counties has fast tracked the dispatch of lifesaving commodities to stem the spread of the outbreak".

"I wish that the FDA would have fast tracked over-the-counter naloxone instead of an expensive product for a private company," she said.

But it has fast-tracked the probe on this one.

Mr Clark has fast-tracked the housing plan because there are riots at Calais, not because it is a good plan.

India's Supreme Court, which already suffers under a backlog of more than 50,000 cases, has fast-tracked the Ambani dispute, and it is expected to reach a verdict in several months.

Mind-pummelling visual rigour such as this, combined with faultless execution, has fast-tracked the minimalist dance of Tao Ye's company on to the world stage – 18 projects are touring during 2015 alone.

If concern over the promise of Ricky Sbragia's team is justified, it can only be because Gordon Strachan has fast-tracked the country's best young talent into his senior side.

Several infrastructure projects undertaken by New Delhi in this state have picked up pace in the past decade, more so after the current BJP government came to power in 2014 and has fast-tracked the work.

The teams retain direct links with the occupational therapy (OT) service and have fast track access to OT services and health.

The U.S. Congress can be counted on for even less, which is why George Bush had to do a deal while he has "fast track" authority.