Sentence examples similar to institute fast from inspiring English sources

Victor La Mastervoice, Acting Director of the Institute, fast-forwards most of her presentation, and Zenith feels she hasn't made a good impression.

Imagine the time and money they'd have to invest to institute some fast-lane plan, throttling scheme not considered anti-competitive or what have you — only to have to turn it off a few months later.

Subjects came to the institute having fasted and refrained from smoking for 12 h.

And an increasing number have also instituted the fast-track systems, which Beth Israel Medical Center in Manhattan — now constructing an emergency room that will be twice the size of its current one — is calling "fast-food McDonald's-type in-and-out service".

Putting both together and showing how the molecular complex can be used in mammalian cells was the key "inventive step" that the Broad Institute believes swayed the US patent office – but not before the institute instigated a "fast track" patent application to the chagrin of Berkeley's patent lawyers.

China postgraduate education by universities and research institutes has also developed fast in scale.

When the population was growing too fast it instituted a "two is enough" campaign.

In the United States, basic science has traditionally been paid for by universities or by the government, but private institutes are often faster and more focussed, and the world is awash in new fortunes.

What's more, the new appointments which have caused some institutes to grow faster than others are limiting the organization's "room to maneuver" and "develop an adequate human resources strategy".

The interventions included instituting appointment system, fast-tracking, and giving longer prescriptions to experienced stable patients.

They have to act fast because the institute will help only one lawyer in a case, from whichever side asks first.