Sentence examples for than fast track from inspiring English sources

Given the critical Doha negotiations coming up, steel tariffs were, Mr Bush's supporters argue, fairly obviously less important than fast track.

He had the opportunity to do any film he wanted, but rather than fast track Warner Bros.' choices for Batman Returns or Beetlejuice Goes Hawaiian, Burton opted to make Edward Scissorhands for Fox.

If the Times wants to cite Finland's teacher education success, they should be supporting high-quality, extensive university preparation programs and sustainable salaries rather than fast-track schemes.

Ever since they were set up by the federal government in 2001 to help tackle the case backlog, more than 1,000 fast track courts have disposed of more than three million cases.

It was the sense that the Labour party should be offering something better to working class pupils from deprived communities than a fast track into the army.

Those who were squelched years ago for giving warning that devolution was less a solution to separatist sentiment than a fast track to secession are laughing up their sleeves.

The one-day premium service costs £128 – £25 more than the one-week "fast track" service.

The bills introduced in the Senate and Assembly on Wednesday, as the legislative session drew to a close, created a new, more environmentally friendly fast track than the previous law, lowering that threshold to 25 megawatts and setting a six-month deadline for review of applications to modify or restart existing plants if the amount of pollution they emit would be reduced.

Cities have a way of dialing up the pace of life an environment that puts more than just humans on the fast track.

Outcome with fast track intensive care medicine after cardiac surgery in patients older than 80yearss.

"It's a fast track.