fast track

The question is where, in the long run, the fast track will take him.

On the other hand, I'd also like to get little kids off the fast track and back to being just children.

And he doesn't turn away from the fast track on the work front, either.

But for now, the economy is on a fast track.

The bill is on a fast track and could reach the House floor next week.

The country was believed to be on the fast track to development.

But life on the fast track isn't always that simple.

The case has been put on a fast track, and a decision could come by the end of the year or in January.

No other country gives its chief executive a power similar to fast track.

There were benefits to being on the director's fast track.

Within 48 hours of its unveiling at the Tokyo Motor Show, Isuzu fast tracked the vehicle into production with minimal changes to the design.

Karam defended herself by putting the claim on her Saudi production company, Rotana, who she says fast tracked the release against her wishes.

In March 2007, Universal fast tracked the production.

In February, 2013 the Food and Drug Administration announced that it would fast track dolutegravir's approval process.

Bill Fernie, managing director, said the authorities could still fast track approval.

But a deeper question remains: Will fast track actually speed up anything?

We can fast track $1 million of real estate, but for 36 units, we can't move.

In April 2004, former leader Mark Latham fast tracked the timetable saying "We'd want to get that done in our first term.

It is not quite a fair comparison as it runs through open countryside but certainly in France, if something is of national interest it gets fast tracked.

They can also fast track in computer sciences.