Sentence examples for would fast track from inspiring English sources
Over the next few months, look for Mr. Perry to push a "fetal pain" bill that would ban abortion after 20 weeks of pregnancy, possibly as an "emergency" item that would fast track the measure.
Only this week, a colleague at a graduation ceremony heard academics encourage the graduates to believe that their degrees would fast track them into careers with clear routes to the top.
US officials' condemnation, last month, of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's announcement that he would fast track construction of 1,000 new homes for Jews in East Jerusalem have further soured relations between the US and Israel.
Naturally, the extension of recent understanding of CGTase structure/function would fast track the targeting of specific areas for combinatorial site-saturation mutagenesis of the "hotspot" residues followed by high-throughput screening for highly active and CD size specific variants.
Pakistan's central bank said on Thursday that it would sell bonds compliant with Islamic law in the domestic market and that the World Bank would "fast track" $1 billion in planned investments in the country.
The Tories would fast-track removals of illegal immigrants by ending "opportunities for spurious legal challenge".
Perhaps that president would fast-track the entry of a new sport in a tighter window than the seven years it typically takes.
The shooting was enough for Palaszczuk to announce her government would fast-track domestic violence legislation through parliament when sittings resumed next week.
It hasn't been an easy journey though: initially, I planted two-year old trees, thinking that the more mature plant would fast-track to a completed fan.
Agency officials said the government would fast-track applications for large-scale solar energy installations at those sites in the hope of speeding construction of thousands of megawatts of renewable, nonpolluting electricity generation.
And he thinks he can establish a public school in the area through his Building Blocks program, which would fast-track a large commercial development for a company if the company paid for a new school.
