Growing numbers of hospitals are breaching key waiting times for cancer that are meant to ensure speedier diagnosis and treatment in order to maximise patients' chances of survival.
Access to the new services is expected to be free and it is thought the speedier connections should be available within three or four years.
The convention should work to a speedier timetable.
It is speedier (instant!) and more certain (guaranteed) and cheaper (free) and even earns green points (no dead trees, no fuel, no fumes).
Rather than asking drugs to undergo many years of costly trials in the vain pursuit of medicines that are safe for all in all circumstances, regulators should allow speedier conditional approvals.
Those wanting a speedier hit could try a "hazmester" (caretaker) or even a "polgármester" (mayor).
The flight of Mr Hijab from what he now calls Syria's "terrorist, murderous regime" is the worst such setback for Mr Assad so far, and may augur a speedier exit of officials, particularly Sunni ones, thus exposing the sectarian core of the regime dominated by the minority Alawite sect.
The cost increases, though nasty, may spur them into speedier innovation.
Councils in Surrey are also pushing for speedier internet access, says Mr Taylor-Smith.
Such centres are largely responsible for the rise in the 1990s in the proportion of car buyers who get the exact specifications that they want in Britain, it has gone up from 25% to 76%.The ICDP "3DayCar" team thinks that the trend is inexorably toward greater and speedier consumer gratification.
Miners now sell their wares on the spot market or on three-month contracts linked to spot prices, avoiding fractious negotiations and enabling them to take speedier advantage of fast-rising prices.
