Fred Deutsch and was fast-tracked through the House of Representatives.
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Every aspect of her journey to the Olympics was fast-tracked.
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It's currently being fast-tracked by US and European regulatory agencies.
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When Sacks took over he says he fast-tracked that project.
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Those approved will be fast-tracked for evaluation by the banks.
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Meanwhile, Hal and I were fast-tracked to becoming a family.
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The liberal minority government had fast-tracked the budget through parliament.
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The products aren't exactly designed to be fast-tracked as consumer products.
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Fast-tracked studies will take weeks, if not months, to produce results.
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Hamilton opened at the Public Theater and was instantly fast-tracked to Broadway.
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Just weeks later, they were granted citizenship after officials fast-tracked their applications.
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BRIAN SULLIVAN: Yeah, and you guys have recently fast tracked some LNG projects.
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A church investigation of McCarrick is reportedly being fast-tracked at the Vatican.
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We look at how the book was fast-tracked to the big screen.
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However, a fast-tracked construction schedule meant they had to abandon the idea.
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However, Trump fast-tracked our education in the patriarchy — and with awareness comes action.
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Anti's Delayed, Then Fast-Tracked Release It's her first studio album in four years.
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A fast-tracked hearing took just 62 days to reach verdicts in the case.
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"The investigation should be fast-tracked," he told BuzzFeed News in a WhatsApp message.
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He also said Moscow was considering offering all Ukrainian citizens fast-tracked Russian passports.
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Just this week, Google fast-tracked its 100 percent green energy pledge to 2017.
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Petraeus "fast-tracked" this priority project so that Iraq could help secure its Jan.
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Approximately 12,800 have been ordered removed on the fast-tracked family docket, EOIR data shows.
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Illinois already fast-tracked its $15 minimum wage bill and will send it to Gov.
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However, investment picked up speed as the government fast-tracked more road and rail projects.
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According to FBI executives, Comey personally fast-tracked McCabe's career into the deputy director position.
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But in July a federal judge fast-tracked the date to May of next year.
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Those who perform well in the challenge will be fast tracked through the recruitment process.
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Electrabel has, however, fast-tracked the return of one reactor for later in that month.
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The public artwork was fast-tracked by Wellington Z. Chen, executive director of the BID.
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It has fast-tracked infrastructure projects, cut taxes for companies and raised export tax rebates.
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That's why approval is being fast-tracked—UC's getting a lot of pressure from Big Fusion.
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From there, the bill could be fast tracked into law before protesters have time to mobilize.
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Jordin Sparks and Dana Isaiah are the first to admit their relationship has been fast-tracked.
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The bill was originally introduced in December 2014, but it was fast-tracked after Walter's death.
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The folks at Hallmark were so super excited about this project that they fast-tracked it.
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Applicants could fake it if they are pretending to be from somewhere that gets fast-tracked.
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The law has been fast-tracked for approval at the full session of parliament this month.
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Actor Alec Baldwin says that he fast-tracked his career by simply listening to other people.
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So Glory's fast-tracked eroticism is an unprecedented achievement even for this longtime professional sex toy.
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And some steps of the process — such as checking a driver's record — can't be fast-tracked.
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Some under construction could be fast-tracked and brought online before their agreed commercial operation dates.
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Papadopoulos' and Flynn's criminal cases also fast-tracked to a close in the fall of 2018.
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The proposed constitutional amendments are currently being finalized and fast-tracked through the Duma, Russia's legislature.
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Permits have been fast-tracked, and the developers hope to bring in the bulldozers next year.
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The White House believes she could be fast-tracked to confirmation, making her a strong candidate.
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This was after he apparently fast-tracked visa applications, hereby releasing investor funds, for the company.
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Legislation that would legalize hemp as an agricultural product is getting fast-tracked through the Senate.
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This could be fast-tracked when an applicant asks for an extension of an existing licence.
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Twenty-seven years old, Cline is already a talented stylist, apparently fast-tracked by the Muses.
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Good ideas are fast-tracked; duds are killed quickly, says Tom Van den Brulle, its innovation chief.
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On April 4th Mr Orban fast-tracked a law through parliament that could force CEU to close.
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A spokesperson for Sherlock declined to comment on whether the company will seek a fast-tracked authorization.
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And when the government of Prime Minister Saad Hariri fast-tracked ambitious economic reforms, protesters appeared unmoved.
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It said the use of drones would allow those affected to have their insurance assessments fast tracked.
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Any approval legislation would then have a 60-day window to be fast-tracked through both chambers.
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But opposition leaders also want some 100 jailed activists released and for elections to be fast-tracked.
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He added, though, that the prospect of early graduation and fast-tracked service came as a surprise.
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Startups that fit the bill will be fast-tracked, funded and tossed into a remote program immediately.
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Ms. Beers learned the shoe was being fast-tracked when she read his interviews on the web.
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All are welcome, Mr Mackel says, but no taxes or regulations have been changed, nor applications fast-tracked.
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That's why something called pathogen reduction is getting fast-tracked in the fight to secure the nation's blood.
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If consumers didn't want experimental or fast tracked medicines, they simply could go for FDA approved products only.
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It also fast tracked the launch of an ad transparency tool in the market ahead of the vote.
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In March, China fast-tracked legislation for its first foreign investment law, which comes into effect on Jan.
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Updates to Apple's Maps data are being fast tracked, thanks in part to drones, Bloomberg reported on Thursday.
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The rule would have to be fast-tracked to have it finalized before the next summer driving season.
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The big gold button which means, of course, that Arch Jr was fast-tracked to the semi-finals.
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He got to where he is today in part by following a rule that fast-tracked his career.
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Refugees with U.S. ties should simply be fast-tracked with the visas for which they are already eligible.
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CMS fast-tracked the regulations through the process over the past two years over objections from the industry.
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The film about Johnson will be fast-tracked through Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures (MGM), The Associated Press reported.
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Tax reform gets fast-tracked House Republicans narrowly passed a federal budget resolution in a 216-212 vote.
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Fast-tracked for approval at this month's annual session of parliament, the law comes into effect on Jan.
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All of these projects — and more — would be fast-tracked through the approval process and implemented without analysis.
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Conservatives disliked how they often fast-tracked the betrothal process, which they said undermined the institution of marriage.
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Minority religions, who are more likely to face persecution in their home countries, therefore deserve fast-tracked citizenship.
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Critics call such fast-tracked proceedings unfair to defendants, some of whom have challenged the system in court.
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The measure was fast-tracked to head off a possible less-restrictive medical marijuana ballot initiative in November.
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In March, the F.D.A. fast tracked the company's application for an injectable drug for emergency treatment of overdoses.
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I assume he was either shipped out to another prison or fast-tracked to a mental health facility.
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So far, Chinese policymakers have fast-tracked construction projects and cut taxes and some import duties to spur demand.
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The bill was fast-tracked by the Republican-controlled Statehouse and passed in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
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Authorities moved fast to rebuild: Santa Rosa fast-tracked permits and waiving fees, the Santa Rosa Press Democrat reported.
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The UK Game Farmers' Association (GFA) hopes that chicks will be allowed to be "fast-tracked" through border arrangements.
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Rainey fast-tracked the entire New Deal and then died in office a month after the Act was passed.
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But investments picked up pace as the government fast-tracked more road and rail projects, the news agency added.
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Many lawmakers and others at the time expected the fast-tracked vote could come as early as this week.
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These committees would operate outside of regular order and their recommendations would be fast-tracked to the Senate floor.
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Michelle Schroeder-Gardner fast-tracked her college education and graduated with two degrees in two and a half years.
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Said it shouldn't be "fast tracked" and it might stop her from lending a rifle to a grandson. pic.twitter.
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A winner will then be selected and fast-tracked to the more intensive three-month program in Hong Kong.
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The paperwork could be fast-tracked to have SN-C's ready if hospitals are overwhelmed by Covid-19 cases.
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Mr. Cardoza was fast-tracked, Mr. David said, partly because returning to him Colombia would put him at risk.
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U.S. District Judge Richard Leon has fast-tracked the Kupperman case, with final oral arguments set for Dec. 10.
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Critics have called such fast-tracked proceedings unfair to defendants, some of whom have challenged the system in court.
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With prices ranging from $100-$750, customers can get access to a more fast-tracked experience, according to Bloomberg.
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The FDA fast-tracked a safety review in 2015 and public health officials authorized its use as cases climbed.
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It's entirely possible that things could be fast-tracked and it'll arrive in theaters, but that's an incredibly lofty goal.
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However, an immigration judge fast-tracked his case and ruled Garcia could remain in the U.S. as a legal resident.
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In order to get the trade deal fast-tracked, "the administration must also reach an agreement with Canada," Toomey said.
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The public and private sector poured resources into developing the vaccine and the typically lengthy approval process was fast-tracked.
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The fast-tracked medicine could be available in four to five years — but it may face pushback from anti-vaxxers.
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He has separately fast-tracked the House-passed bill reauthorizing the Food and Drug Administration to the Senate calendar. Sen.
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But he said they will help accelerate loss of staff at an agency that has otherwise "fast-tracked" the relocation.
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Judge Richard Leon, a George W. Bush appointee, had fast-tracked the case over the disputed subpoena, setting a Dec.
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The Senate fast-tracked her confirmation because her current term at the NRC ends at the end of the month.
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Proposed changes to the national building code have been fast-tracked, and are expected to be put into place soon.
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In January 2015, the government fast-tracked the approval of another coal-power plant in Matabari, just south of Gandamara.
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If he wins the presidency, and takes a majority in the Congress, his proposed constitutional amendments will be fast-tracked.
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Opponents of the project were able to stall it for several months, but President Trump fast-tracked it in January.
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Apple fast-tracked this update, which was originally scheduled for September 30, after backlash over the bugs and privacy oopsies.
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Critics call the fast-tracked in-house court unfair to defendants, some of whom have challenged the system in court.
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The approval of the new law was fast tracked in March by the National People's Congress, China's rubber-stamp legislature.
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She and her fiancé fast-tracked their wedding date by a year, aware that their time together might be cut short.
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Vivo Energy Chief Executive Officer Christian Chammas said nine countries had come on board, allowing the deal to be fast-tracked.
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Hariri had fast-tracked a radical 2020 budget that had been prepared for CEDRE, but delayed, and proposed a government reshuffle.
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That May, Biden famously made comments that insiders say fast-tracked the Obama administration's declaration of support for same-sex marriage.
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Disney fast-tracked the film's streaming release to make it available on Disney Plus when the service launched on November 12.
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The person most closely associated with this revival is the Venerable Xuecheng, a charismatic monk who was fast-tracked for success.
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Policymakers have sought to bring financing costs down, boost lending to smaller businesses, cut taxes and fast-tracked more infrastructure projects.
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Information Minister Eugene Nagbe told Reuters the suspension included Total, the largest importer, but said its review could be fast-tracked.
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Earlier this month, the US Food and Drug Administration fast-tracked a test developed by the CDC for diagnosing Covid-19.
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He said the delay was not due to political opposition but budgetary reasons and that the order is now being fast-tracked.
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Doctors have been split on the FDA's approval of the drug, which was previously fast-tracked and designated as a breakthrough therapy.
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Even if the accord does get fast-tracked, there is a strong risk that the election becomes a de facto second referendum.
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"L1 managers can put someone in the position to be fast tracked to a green card and pathway to citizenship," Leopold said.
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Fast-tracked permanent residency and five-figure relocation bonuses are among the perks some countries are offering immigrant startup founders, per Bloomberg.
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The proposal, which already bypassed standard public consultations and reviews, will be fast-tracked to a legislative vote expected on June 20.
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The now 25-year-old CEO and start-up co-founder of mobile advertising app Kiip fast-tracked his way to success.
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Brazil's Senate has fast-tracked a bill that would open the way for the auction and possibly for the payment to Petrobras.
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Somewhat ironically, because Congress listened to Ryan and passed trade promotion authority for Obama, it fast-tracked Trump to the GOP nomination.
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Justin and Kaisorn McCurry fast-tracked their retirement by saving up to 70% of their income and putting that money to work.
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In an attempt to get Zenefits back on track, Sacks said he fast-tracked a licensing compliance application when he became CEO.
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While hundreds of thousands of Muslims may become stateless, Hindus and others could be fast-tracked for citizenship under the new law.
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Foreign policy Trump's isolationist agenda has been fast-tracked in recent months, particularly as he has promised to withdraw troops from Syria.
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The proposed amendment to the country's securities law, approved by the cabinet on Sunday, is expected to be fast-tracked through parliament.
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China CITIC Bank has fast-tracked its credit card business, with transaction volume rising 36.1 percent on average over the past three years.
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Fans assumed that another album would be fast-tracked due to the success of "Montevallo," but his second album still hasn't been released.
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"L-1 managers can put someone in the position to be fast-tracked to a green card and pathway to citizenship," Leopold said.
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In exchange for hitting the pause button, committee leaders secured a commitment from the lawyers to stick to a fast-tracked appeals process.
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In March it sneakily inserted into a fast-tracked budget bill a rule that requires taxpayers to link their tax number with Aadhaar.
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With press reports now suggesting that the U.S. and its allies are reconsidering sanctions, the Caesar bill should be revived and fast-tracked.
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It was rushed through the House Energy and Commerce Committee and then fast-tracked to the floor under a suspension of the rules.
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The D.C Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily stayed that decision to hear the government's appeal in arguments that were fast-tracked on Friday.
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The proposal calls on Turkey to take back, on a fast-tracked basis, people lacking proper documentation who traveled through Turkey to Greece.
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It's not uncommon for immigrants and asylum-seekers placed on the U.S. immigration system's fast-tracked docket programs to miss their initial hearings.
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To ensure his attendance, the Pentagon fast-tracked bringing a wheelchair-accessible holding cell to the court compound where legal proceedings take place.
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Finance Minister Alena Schillerova said late on Monday the fast-tracked legislation would lead to actual buying of government bonds by the bank.
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Not only do you get access to lounges overseas, but also priority check-in and boarding, and occasionally even fast-tracked security lines.
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But once we approve a deal after scrutiny and it is found to be free from corruption, the projects should be fast tracked.
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The Trump administration also eliminated "premium processing" — a system that allowed visas to be fast-tracked in time-sensitive cases for an extra fee.
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To arrest a sharper slowdown of the economy, Beijing has fast-tracked big-ticket infrastructure projects, which are pushing up prices of construction materials.
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But the drink that was made up some time around October last year, was fast-tracked onto the menu because of demand, Today reports.
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Regulators have fast tracked billions of dollars in infrastructure investment, but construction is only beginning to pick up with the return of warmer weather.
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However, investment picked up speed as the government fast-tracked more road and rail projects, and more monetary policy support is expected this year.
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The bill was approved along party lines by the House Administration Committee last week and fast tracked to the House floor for a vote.
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The bill was approved along party lines by the House Administration Committee last week and fast tracked to the House floor for a vote.
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If the story of a bullying president and an embattled press corps sounds familiar, that's because Spielberg fast-tracked the script's production last spring.
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Four days after taking office in January, though, Trump fast-tracked federal approvals, and the U.S. State Department issued a permit two months later.
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In some cases, Hilton employees can be fast-tracked since they can skip a redundant background check or paperwork, Hilton spokeswoman Alison Menon said.
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Rabois was advocating for a more fast-tracked, generally less scientifically accepted form of drug testing, while Weinberg said we need randomized controlled trials.
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The defense strategy that was unveiled in January, coupled with the deadly attack in Niger, has fast-tracked decisions by Mr. Mattis and Gen.
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The film, released in 2013, was the highest-grossing animated movie ever, and the stage musical was fast-tracked even before it reached theaters.
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It's a piece of legislation that explicitly excludes Muslim immigrants and refugees from Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Bangladesh from being fast-tracked for Indian citizenship.
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At which point Tillerson must really be wondering — as is the rest of the world after two weeks of fast-tracked chaos from Trump.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will end the automatic early release of convicted terrorists under new fast-tracked legislation to be introduced to parliament on Tuesday.
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So far, China has fast-tracked infrastructure projects, cut taxes and pumped liquidity into the financial system to help keep cash-starved firms afloat.
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Fans shouldn&apost be expressing their anger at directors, but rather the company that fast-tracked all of these films to be rushed out.
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Even the idea for K/lab was fast-tracked: It was first conceived in February, meaning the whole concept came to fruition in nine months.
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It has fast-tracked infrastructure projects, cut taxes for companies and raised export tax rebates, along with rolling out targeted cuts in banks' reserve requirements.
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The three on the list are in different stages of development, but the ALS patients want them to be fast-tracked through the approval process.
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GM said the work is being fast-tracked to enable production of the truck engines to begin in this year's fourth quarter at Spring Hill.
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Johnson's case, filed in 2016, was fast-tracked for trial due to the severity of his non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a cancer of the lymph system.
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Lawmakers fast-tracked building approvals and re-zoned swathes of the harbor city in 2013 as "Special Housing Areas" (SHAs), hoping to get development moving.
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The pipeline was fast-tracked by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers earlier this year, but the project has been dogged by protests since April.
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Thursday, legislation fast-tracked by a McConnell-backed discharge petition failed to gather enough support among even Republicans to succeed before an important procedural deadline.
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Officials have fast-tracked the plant in recent months along with scores of bridges, railways, factories and other construction projects to counter an economic slowdown.
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Funding cuts in 21625 permanently stopped an Ebola vaccine candidate, which had been fast tracked for review by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
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Legislation aimed at approving the requests would also have the ability to be fast-tracked through both chambers, ensuring an opportunity for debate and passage.
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Fast-tracked from Sauber after just one season, Leclerc is a hot prospect but his arrival breaks with Ferrari's recent preference for age and experience.
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I was fast-tracked for an operation and paired with the first surgeon available in my insurance network, on a kind of terrible blind date.
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But a recommendation from one of her North Carolina teachers fast-tracked her career: She decided to forgo Juilliard to join Alwin Nikolais's dance company.
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But after being fast-tracked into a contract with the UK's National Health Service, the firm has faced questions over how it handles user data.
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The law, called the Citizenship Amendment Act, applies a religious test to whether illegal migrants from neighboring countries can be fast-tracked for Indian citizenship.
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The measure, called the Citizenship Amendment Bill, uses religion as a criterion for determining whether illegal migrants in India can be fast-tracked for citizenship.
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Iraq requested EBRD membership just under two weeks ago so could happen relatively quickly, while Algeria is another that could also possibly be fast-tracked.
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The Lion King doesn't have an officially announced release date yet, but the movie is being "fast tracked" and production is reportedly beginning in May.
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But the real push came after 20173/11, when George Bush pulled out of the anti-ballistic missile treaty and fast-tracked what became the GMD.
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But the opposition and critics say the law, along with a fast-tracked realignment of electoral boundaries, were attempts by Najib to boost his election chances.
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Vesterbacka acknowledged that his proposed timeline is aggressive — he wants to start drilling later this year — but he believes the environmental permits can be fast-tracked.
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"It fast-tracked me into their undergraduate internship program, helped me win a Goldwater Scholarship, and helped me get my first job after graduation," he said.
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The Taiwanese contract manufacturer has also requested that its application be fast-tracked, the official at the state government of Karnataka in southern India told Reuters.
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Since the onset of Qatar's isolation, Turkey has fast-tracked a decision to approve the deployment of troops to Qatar -- part of an existing bilateral agreement.
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Everyone else seemed to follow suit following his speech to Congress, when he somehow fast-tracked himself to JFK status by reading a teleprompter and clapping.
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I was fast-tracked—normally you compete first at regional level, and then go from English, to British, to then European, and then to world competitions.
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The new mining laws, which were fast-tracked through parliament, raise royalties tax for gold, copper, silver and platinum exports to six percent from four percent.
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The asylum process typically takes years, but migrants whose cases are fast-tracked through the rocket docket have their cases decided in a matter of months.
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Fred Deutsch on Tuesday, and the bill has reportedly been fast-tracked to go up for a vote in South Dakota's House of Representatives on Friday.
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The ANC said earlier Wednesday that it would back a fast-tracked no-confidence motion against the president in parliament Thursday, raised by an opposition party.
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By adding the Hudson tunnel to what is called the President's Permitting Dashboard, officials will be able to stick to the fast-tracked timeline already established.
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Two bills cracking down on ObamaCare's individual mandate are being fast-tracked through the Senate, setting up a potential election-year fight over the healthcare law.
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Instead, it establishes a process whereby every four years a president must submit a proposal to Congress, which could then be fast-tracked through both chambers.
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Since the start of the invasion, Turkey has fast-tracked the deportations of foreign IS fighters and sympathisers captured in Syria or locked up in Turkey.
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Turkey's parliament on June 7 fast-tracked legislation to allow troops to be deployed to a military base in Qatar that currently houses about 90 Turkish soldiers.
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Part of the goal was getting the company's security clearance fast-tracked and thus gaining access to data by which it could improve its military-related offerings.
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The three bills, expected to be fast-tracked, cover natural resources contracts, sovereignty and amend existing laws and would allow the government to renegotiate or dissolve contracts.
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Regulators have fast tracked billions of dollars in infrastructure investment, but the underlying economic picture has remained relatively soft apart from brief signs of stabilization in March.
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Regulators have fast tracked billions of dollars in infrastructure investment, but the underlying economic picture has remained relatively soft apart from brief signs of stabilisation in March.
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The resolution was privileged, meaning that through a procedural maneuver it was fast-tracked to a full chamber vote as opposed to having to go through committees.
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Often these laws are fast-tracked through legislatures in response to specific events or media panics, without the scrutiny that would typically accompany such far-reaching laws.
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In Ireland, the company had already fast-tracked the rollout of its 'view ads' ad transparency tool — ahead of a wider global rollout planned for this summer.
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Publishers who are participating in the Google-led Accelerated Mobile Pages project will probably be RED Bolt-ready from the start, and they'll be fast-tracked accordingly.
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"Thank you to Kim Jong Un." The repatriation of remains could be followed by stronger North Korean demands for fast-tracked discussions to formally end the war.
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VLA15 was fast-tracked by the Food and Drug Administration in 2017 and, according to a press release, "had no associated safety concerns" after a clinical trial.
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Cars are driving themselves, drones are flying overhead, and we are making frankly terrifying advancements in AI. The home is also being fast-tracked into the future.
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By President Obama's own guidelines, issued just a week after the project was fast-tracked, the permit on the entire DAPL project should be pulled pending evaluation.
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He was given first refusal at a museum discount price of 700,000 euros, or about $866,000, and fast-tracked the Dutch institution's purchase, according to Mr. Proust.
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From an awkward wedding ceremony to a fast-tracked honeymoon and moving in together, there's sure to be tons of drama — and hopefully true love — in store.
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A series of anti-fake news or hate speech bills have been fast-tracked through legislatures around the world in response to specific events or media panics.
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Gabbard argued that Kavanaugh's confirmation hearing last year was "fast-tracked" by the Trump administration, suggesting that the judge hadn't been properly vetted in the first place.
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Foreign business groups and business leaders have also been caught off guard by the way that China has fast-tracked the process of reviewing the new law.
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In a new paper, the researchers described how they fast-tracked census data collection by using object recognition on 883 million Google Street View images from 200 cities.
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Republican Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka said he hoped the lawsuit will be fast-tracked to the state supreme court to receive a final ruling by Oct. 1.
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Drugs that have already had approval fast-tracked continue to command high prices even when they are later shown to have no significant benefit, according to new research.
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Method, for Chicago, has existed within the constructs of social engagement, rather than the pursuit of a singular style — the latter could have fast tracked her commercial success.
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Apple managed to get the case fast-tracked through Ireland's Commercial Court after it filed a request last November but a final decision is yet to be passed.
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He rejected the idea applications could be fast-tracked just because a firm had already been licensed by Britain's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) or Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA).
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Turkey has fast tracked a decision to approve the deployment of troops to Qatar -- part of an existing bilateral agreement but widely interpreted as a show of support.
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"The process can be fast tracked and non-competed through a specific grant mechanism," the department said in minutes from a 2011 meeting obtained by the news outlet.
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Just last month, the U.S. Agency for International Development, facing pressure from Vice President Pence, fast-tracked million of dollars in aid to persecuted groups in the country.
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Thorne said he was preparing a list of 10-15 infrastructure projects worth at least $8 billion that will be fast-tracked to clear obstacles slowing their development.
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And the future is uncertain for immigrants who were recruited as part of a program that fast-tracked citizenship for certain foreigners in the military with special skills.
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It's also unclear if the miniLab will be fast-tracked to go out into the wild, given the company's background and current lack of third-party, independent research.
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The others will be fast-tracked due to the outbreak of the coronavirus (COVID-19), which means there will be 13 in total released back to the wild.
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The rule, which will have a public comment period, will be fast-tracked in order to be finalized before next summer's driving season, the White House official said.
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To that end, Raya recently started opening its doors with the introduction of "friend passes," a feature that allows members to get one friend fast-tracked for admission.
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It is not a surprise that Britain's bookmakers had just cut the odds on his dismissal — a November tradition now fast-tracked to the last days of summer.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - Russia could be banned from participating in the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics if proposed changes to the World Anti-Doping Agency Code announced on Thursday are fast-tracked.
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The BBC reported that the library had kept the letters out of public view, partly because of John Paul's path to sainthood, which was fast-tracked by the church.
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The new rules cast doubt over the operating structure of Nord Stream 2, which argues that it has been unfairly targeted by fast-tracked legislation to stall the project.
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Trump will direct EPA to write a rule lifting the ban, and it would have to be fast-tracked to have it finalized before the next summer driving season.
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When the Secure Act sailed through the House of Representatives on May 23 by a 417-3 vote, it looked like it would be fast-tracked in the Senate.
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Sometimes the workout playlists are so good that people want to go back for more, or sometimes people think that doubling up will somehow lead to fast-tracked results.
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The new rules cast doubt over the commercial operation of Nord Stream 2, which argues that it has been unfairly targeted by fast-tracked legislation to stall the project.
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Critics call the in-house court unfair to defendants, because there is limited discovery, the case is fast-tracked and some feel the SEC gets a home court advantage.
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Will he oversee two years of fast tracked judges and partisan votes, or will he conduct committee business with an eye toward reinstating bipartisan faith in the federal courts?
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U.S. Democratic lawmakers alleged in a report released Tuesday that a proposed transfer of U.S. nuclear technology to Saudi Arabia was being fast-tracked around a mandatory approval process.
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GoodSAM has eight full-time employees and has been "working day and night" since being fast-tracked onto a contract with NHS England and NHS Improvement earlier this week.
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Medical students have been fast-tracked to serve in coronavirus wards, and six patients were flown to Germany for treatment on Saturday, according to the German broadcaster Deutsche Welle.
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Benedict XVI cleared the path to Archbishop Romero's sainthood shortly before resigning in 2013, and Francis fast-tracked his conversion to sainthood, beatifying him in 2015 as a martyr.
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"Obviously we will be doing everything we can with regards to forensically examining that drone and that is something that is being fast-tracked and expedited," Tingley told CNN.
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Valneva's FDA fast-tracked vaccine that works to stimulate an immune response in the body will start Phase 2 clinical trials later this year to determine the proper dosage.
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Theo Epstein, president of baseball operations for the Chicago Cubs, became one of the most important people in Major League Baseball by following a rule that fast-tracked his career.
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The media company is considering asking for a legal dispute against Vivendi over the sale of its Premium pay-TV unit to be fast tracked, Il Sole 210 Ore reported.
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Yet, as far as he is concerned, if he puts on a better showing in his fight than the other contenders do, he could be fast-tracked to the belt.
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Because most recent outbreaks have been caused by mutant versions of Type 2, the foundation has fast-tracked clinical trials on that strain of the new vaccine, Dr. Bandyopadhyay said.
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Turkey fast-tracked legislation on June 7 to allow more troops to be deployed to a military base in Qatar that houses Turkish soldiers under an agreement signed in 2014.
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Brian Wong, a 25-year-old CEO and start-up co-founder, says that constantly learning new skills was one of the career hacks that fast-tracked him to success.
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Details: In April, a Senate committee fast-tracked Myers's nomination, the third time his nomination advanced out of committee, however his confirmation has not been scheduled for a floor vote.
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Qatar said on Tuesday that more Turkish troops had arrived at a military base in Doha after Ankara fast-tracked legislation last month for more soldiers to be deployed there.
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So Lennon had his assistant send Mercedes-Benz a check for $30,000, which is the equivalent of $90,000 today, and the automaker fast-tracked one across the Atlantic for him.
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The opposition and critics say they face an electoral system that favours the BN coalition, compounded by a redrawing of electoral boundaries that was fast-tracked in parliament in March.
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From an awkward wedding ceremony to a fast-tracked honeymoon and moving in together, there's sure to be tons of drama — and hopefully true love — in store for the couples.
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The royal decree - a law fast-tracked through parliament - aims to allow customers that were sold these mortgages to agree some form of compensation with their banks free of charge.
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After the cabinet it will head to parliament, where it is expected to be fast-tracked, giving it priority over other bills, a spokeswoman for the Israel Securities Authority said.
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The Interior Department is commissioning a fast-tracked study that will look at how a controversial plan to initiate oil and gas drilling in the Arctic could impact the environment.
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Sources say Uber management has fast-tracked the report of diversity data, even though it is hoping to make it more sweeping and substantive than others released by tech companies.
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The Obama administration also eliminated the Cuban Medical Parole program, in which Cuban medical professionals stationed in international missions could defect and get fast-tracked visas to the United States.
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The protests began in December when the government passed a law that uses religion as a criterion for determining whether illegal migrants in India can be fast-tracked for citizenship.
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Her dark palette and the stillness of the figures gives her work a sense of timelessness that has fast-tracked them into contemporary art history: The work already looks timeworn.
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A little more than a year after the fire, she and her young son joined a program that fast-tracked them into a spot in a Sarasota, Florida, public housing complex.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Qatar said on Tuesday more Turkish troops had arrived at a military base in Doha after Ankara fast-tracked legislation last month for more soldiers to be deployed there.
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If the company insists on finding a new route, then the whole project should undergo a rigorous environmental impact review (not the farcical, fast-tracked "environmental assessment" that it got instead).
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The state government said it had fast-tracked the transfer of the environmental authority to a new company that Palmer had set up to take control of the refinery from administrators.
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For Ursula Burns, chairwoman and former CEO of Xerox, having the courage to challenge a VP in a meeting, which she thought would get her fired, actually fast-tracked her career.
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But Trump cheerily signed the repeal of Obama's executive order—notably, fast-tracked through Congress via the Congressional Review Act, designed to overturn regulations from late in the previous presidential administration.
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The Times * An energy price cap for two million of the most vulnerable households will be fast-tracked into place by January, under Ofgem plans to be unveiled within weeks. bit.
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The test flights were intended to inform officials on moving forward with the potential OA-X program, a fast-tracked buy of a cheaper aircraft to be used in counterterrorism operations.
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After being fast-tracked for a biopsy, she then heard the term lichen sclerosus for the very first time when her gynecologist told her it was probably what had caused cancer.
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So, considering the fast-tracked production schedule most television adheres to, it makes perfect sense that series creators can only devote so much schedule space and budget to the battlin' bits.
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Infrastructure investment jumped 28.3 percent in the first quarter, up 17.2 percentage points from a year earlier, according to the newspaper, as government fast-tracked railways and highways to boost growth.
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The Queensland state government has declared the area a "disaster" zone, while the Insurance Council of Australia has declared it a "catastrophe", which means that insurance claims will be fast-tracked.
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Kenya President Uhuru Kenyatta said on Tuesday that the bill could not be fast-tracked to beat the deadline but he was certain his nation's athletes would compete at the Olympics.
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Many new, younger judges have been fast-tracked as replacements for the purged ones — and they have no idea what they are doing, according to lawyers who have dealt with them.
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A senior Democratic aide told me that most of the judges being fast-tracked were noncontroversial and had Democratic support — and they were going to get confirmed one way or another.
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After all, families being held in hastily repurposed facilities while their deportation cases are fast-tracked is exactly the situation, under the Obama administration, that led to the current Flores rules.
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Given the fast-tracked nature of the project, there wasn't much time to train Gerst in advance, so his time with CIMON was very much the space equivalent of doing it live.
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He also said that he has asked PREPA to install a trustee to oversee contract procurements, and that Puerto Rico's comptroller will investigate the fast-tracked procurement of contracts under emergency conditions.
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Recommended as part of the 9/11 commission, the mandate has taken on new urgency under President Trump, who fast-tracked the project in his controversial executive order on immigration this January.
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They can also order technology companies such as Facebook and Google -- both of which opposed the bill during its fast-tracked process through parliament -- to block accounts or sites spreading false information.
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The combination therapy has been approved to treat hormone receptor positive, HER2-negative breast cancer with mutations of the PIK3CA gene and was fast-tracked under a type of FDA's pilot program.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a decree expanding the list of Ukrainians and citizens of some other countries eligible for fast-tracked Russian passports, the Kremlin said on Wednesday.
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"Given the evidence that I've seen you would think with the backing of Johnson & Johnson it would be approved in the UK, just as it's being fast-tracked in America," adds Taylor.
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Political partisanship has driven a wedge between families, races, and genders which has fast-tracked a loss of the elements that once made this country a model for all others to follow.
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But investment picked up speed as the government fast-tracked more road and rail projects, offering some relief for policymakers as they work to avert a sharper slowdown, data showed on Thursday.
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Why it matters: A group of GOP senators threatened Wednesday to block a fast-tracked vote on the measure, arguing that some workers would actually get a raise over their actual pay.
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The citizenship law, passed by the Indian government on December 11, 2019, grants fast-tracked citizenship to undocumented immigrants from Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Bangladesh based on their religion —provided they aren't Muslim.
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The effort was derailed thanks to a 318-278 vote by members of the European Parliament, after numerous critics complained that the highly-flawed proposal was being fast-tracked behind closed doors.
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The National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill and Offshore drilling noted that a 28500 amendment of the Outer Continental Shelf Lands Act required fast-tracked approvals of exploration plans.
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The repatriation of remains could be followed by stronger North Korean demands for fast-tracked discussions to formally end the war, which was stopped with an armistice and not a peace treaty.
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U.S. health officials have fast-tracked rules to pull fruity flavors like mango off the market, laying a lot of blame on Juul for an alarming increase in high school student use.
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They can also order technology companies such as Facebook and Google — both of which opposed the bill during its fast-tracked process through parliament — to block accounts or sites spreading false information.
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India this year fast-tracked $15 billion worth of dam projects on its side of Kashmir, despite fears from Islamabad that the power stations will disrupt vital Indus water flows into Pakistan.
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I fast-tracked my way through my bachelor&aposs degree in psychology and graduated in 3 years, but not before securing my first post-college job at a community-centered non-profit.
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In an effort to revive its $22020 trillion economy, China has pumped cash into banks, fast-tracked infrastructure spending and rolled out tax cuts worth trillions of yuan to support consumers and businesses.
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Once it is, the legislation will be "fast-tracked," and lawmakers will have 90 days to approve it with an up or down vote, meaning they can't make changes or add any amendments.
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The list of those eligible for fast-tracked Russian passports includes Ukrainians who resided in Crimea before it was annexed by Russia from Ukraine - both of them former Soviet republics - in March 2014.
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In March, China fast-tracked the approval of a new Foreign Investment Law, with Premier Li Keqiang pledging that the government would follow through and enforce the legislation giving protection to foreign firms.
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Tsai, a trained lawyer, was fast-tracked to senior posts from a young age - first as Taiwan's chief trade negotiator in her 30s, then as Taiwan's main China affairs minister in her 40s.
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Something tells us this is getting fast-tracked for a film adaptation... Paige (Julie Stiles) is a guarded pre-med student in the Midwest when she meets the suspiciously charming Eddie (Luke Mably).
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Turkey has also fast tracked a decision to approve the deployment of troops to Qatar -- part of an existing bilateral agreement but widely interpreted as a show of support for the blockaded nation.
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Policymakers have pledged to step up support for the cooling economy this year, following a raft of measures in 2018 including fast-tracked infrastructure projects and cuts in banks' reserve requirements and taxes.
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The opposition and critics say they are also faced with an electoral system that favors the BN coalition, compounded by a redrawing of electoral boundaries that was fast-tracked in parliament in March.
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The timeline for the arrears payment and the added funding "is possible, but it would be very fast-tracked," said Dean Tyler, head of fixed income at Exotix Capital, which hosted the meeting.
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The news comes just a day after the bill won its 30th co-sponsor, ensuring that it has enough support to clear a procedural threshold and get fast-tracked to a floor vote.
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A federal judge on Thursday fast-tracked a case involving a key impeachment witness caught between House Democrats seeking to compel his testimony and a White House order to defy a congressional subpoena.
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In the 70s, he fast-tracked more than one sleeping giant of rock back into the limelight: the aforementioned Stooges legend, as well as seminal pop grump Lou Reed of the Velvet Underground.
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GoodSAM, a volunteer network startup, has faced questions over the way it handles user data after being fast-tracked into a contract with NHS England to help in the battle against COVID-19.
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Scores of such projects planned for inaccessible regions of the Amazon may be fast-tracked should the amendment pass and the environmental review process is gutted as a result, as now seems likely.
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Just weeks into his presidency, Mr. Macron has already summoned labor leaders — starting with Mr. Berger — for marathon sessions to discuss overhaul plans, which will be fast-tracked through executive orders in summer.
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HP turned to 3D printing and even fast-tracked some new, experimental 3D material — 3D-printed nylon filled with glass beads — that the company had been working on for the modified space printer.
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Artists who upload music and gain attention on the platform could be mentored and fast-tracked into Joox stars, according to Pungcharoenpong, who is also a partner with 500 Startups' Thailand fund '500 Tuktuks'.
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Gigaba has come under fire after Julius Malema, leader of the opposition Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party, tweeted pictures of government documents showing Gigaba had fast-tracked the naturalization process for Gupta family members.
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The 20133-year-old Samsung scion denies wrongdoing, and would almost certainly appeal any conviction, with his case likely to be fast-tracked to the Supreme Court for a final ruling, probably next year.
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The psychiatric applications have looked so promising that the FDA fast tracked ketamine tests last year, "making it more likely that they will become available to patients in 20173," according to the Cleveland Clinic.
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Hydropower diplomacy in Kashmir India has fast-tracked hydropower projects worth $15 billion in Kashmir in recent months, ignoring warnings from Islamabad that power stations on rivers flowing into Pakistan will disrupt water supplies.
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She unsuccessfully sued to block what she called an unconstitutional proceeding before an SEC in-house judge in a fast-tracked venue that the agency has increasingly used that critics call unfair to defendants.
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The development of Daniel Dubois, a 22-year-old heavyweight, will be fast-tracked by the experienced British promoter Frank Warren so he can challenge elite fighters like Anthony Joshua in the near future.
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Putin said on Saturday Moscow was considering offering all Ukrainian citizens fast-tracked Russian passports, a move that angered some politicians in Ukraine which has been at war with pro-Russian separatists since 2014.
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The 330 megawatt Kishanganga hydropower station, work on which started in 2009, is one of the projects that India has fast-tracked in the volatile state amid frosty ties between the nuclear-armed countries.
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An emergency order from the Trump administration last month that fast-tracked U.S. arms sales included a provision that allows a top American defense company to build high-tech bomb parts with the Saudis.
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But at the same time, her district manager brought in a manager in waiting, a man who would train under Dawn at a manager's salary so that he could be fast-tracked to management.
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New York state last week began the first large-scale clinical trial using a combination of chloroquine and Azithromycin to treat the coronavirus after the Food and Drug Administration fast-tracked the approval process.
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It was always the same: fast-tracked citizenship; relief from the financial pressure of attending college; real employment prospects in a recession-era economy that had left many of my classmates' parents without jobs.
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Expressing a fear of being sent back to their country is supposed to offer immigrants in this process a credible fear interview that can start the asylum process and stop their fast-tracked deportation.
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As well as reopening democratic debate around a controversial digital copyright reform proposal by voting against it being fast-tracked, MEPs have adopted a resolution calling for the suspension of the EU-US Privacy Shield.
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There were more than 56,000 cases on the fast-tracked family docket as of June 14, according to data from the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR), the agency that oversees the nation's immigration courts.
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It was originally planned to roll out more widely at the beginning of 2018, but its implementation was fast-tracked by the Trump administration and was expanded to more airports in the summer of 2017.
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Separately, there have been some updates on the research front: Fortune reports that Japan fast-tracked its approval of new antiviral drug Xofluza, which is said to kill the flu virus in just one day.
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Putin said on Saturday Moscow was considering offering all Ukrainian citizens fast-tracked Russian passports, a move likely to anger some politicians in Ukraine which has been at war with pro-Russian separatists since 2014.
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MOSCOW, May 1 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed has signed a law on fast-tracked Russian passports for Ukrainians who live in rebel-held territories in eastern Ukraine, the Kremlin said on Wednesday.
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The appeals court, which fast-tracked the case, is expected to release a final ruling — which could order Mr. Mulvaney's ouster — within the next few weeks, according to a person with knowledge of the case.
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Yes, he'll have to suffer some formalities first, like sitting solemnly for a few days before the Senate Judiciary Committee, whose Republican leadership has fast-tracked his nomination and scheduled confirmation hearings to begin Tuesday.
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Late last year, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell fast-tracked a bill that would permanently build the analogue ban into the federal scheduling law, without any additional provisions, though it has not been voted on.
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McAleenan, the acting DHS secretary, had defended that the rule was grounded in his authority under immigration law to have "sole and unreviewable discretion" to alter who is subject to these fast-tracked deportation proceedings.
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No release date has been set for Sirens, but THR reports that the film is now being fast-tracked ahead of a planned Suicide Squad sequel and a potential spinoff centered around Will Smith's character, Deadshot.
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Keydata, which was fast-tracked into administration in 2009 after the regulator declared it insolvent and was dissolved in 2014, sold complex structured products based on misleading brochures and without adequate due diligence, the FCA said.
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The bill already passed the Republican-controlled Senate — though the Senate will need to approve of small changes made by the House — and is now fast-tracked for the GOP governor, whose expected to sign it.
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The refinery's new management, which was granted an fast-tracked environmental approval by the Queensland state government on Friday, has also now been ordered by the state's environment department to ensure environmental protection systems keep operating.
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The Food and Drug Administration last year fast-tracked trials to use psilocybin to treat depression, and other ongoing trials at various institutions are examining its potential uses for addiction, Alzheimer's, and end-of-life anxiety.
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Sharapova, whose career was rocked by a 15-month doping ban for consuming meldonium in 2015, returned to action last month and was widely expected to be fast-tracked into the year's second grand slam tournament.
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Guedes, who will head a "super ministry" overseeing the portfolios of the current finance, budget and industry ministries, said if pension reform is not approved this year it will have to be fast-tracked next year.
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The agency wants to mobilize local law enforcement in the rounding up of undocumented immigrants, hire thousands of new officers, expedite deportation hearings, and vastly expand the criteria for who will be fast-tracked for deportation.
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The trial comes after a failed attempt by Tilton to sue to block what she called an unconstitutional proceeding before an SEC in-house judge in a fast-tracked venue that the agency has increasingly used.
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Analysts have said the drug has 'blockbuster' sales potential, meaning sales of more than $1 billion a year, and U.S. regulators had already fast-tracked it for approval last May by designating it a breakthrough therapy.
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In May his party fast-tracked the reading of a bill proposed by the Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party (PAS), which is seeking to increase the punishments Islamic courts may inflict on Muslims convicted of religious offences.
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During the Scottish referendum the European Union made it clear to Scots that if they voted for independence they would not be fast-tracked into the union and could not use the euro as its currency.
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U.S. regulators, preoccupied with modifying the decade-old, hastily put together Dodd-Frank regulatory regime, have let their guard down, potentially leaving the European Union's (EU's) fast-tracked regulatory regime to dominate U.S. financial institutions behavior.
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The Saturday report retraced Kavanaugh's confirmation process, detailing a fast-tracked FBI investigation failed to interrogate more than two dozen potential witnesses in Ramirez's case, one that ultimately gave Republican senators enough cover to confirm Kavanaugh.
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MAVNI, a program started in 0003, opened the door for immigrants who were in the country legally (including DACA recipients) to enroll in the military and, in reward for their service, have their citizenship fast-tracked.
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College applications directly ask whether your parents have donated to the school, and if the answer is yes and the sum is big enough, you get flagged as a "development case" and your application is fast-tracked.
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The royal decree - a law fast-tracked through Parliament - is aimed at enabling clients that were sold unfair mortgages to settle proceedings with their lenders free of charge as well as avoiding costly legal proceedings for lenders.
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Unbeknownst to him, YC picked out a handful of attendees whose companies were of interest, and, after an interview that Weng didn't realize was an audition, LemonBox was selected and fast-tracked into the organization's latest program.
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If held in prolonged detention without trial or convicted in fast-tracked show trials charged only with material support to ISIS, these fighters will continue to find support in a vulnerable global community of at-risk youth.
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SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - Two migrant stowaways ended up being fast-tracked into the British Grand Prix paddock after clambering on board a truck belonging to a Ferrari Formula One team supplier that was waiting to enter Britain.
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The government had submitted the bills to parliament on Thursday and the legislation was fast-tracked despite calls from the mining industry lobby, the Tanzania Chamber of Minerals and Energy, for a delay to allow more consultations.
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Since then, film industry bodies such as The British Film Institute, Directors UK, Irish Film Board, Eurimages, Telefilm Canada, Screen Australia and more have fast-tracked similar strategies to diversify the voices telling their stories on screen.
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WASHINGTON — When the Trump administration declared an emergency last month and fast-tracked the sale of more American arms to Saudi Arabia, it did more than anger members of Congress who opposed the sale on humanitarian grounds.
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In light of findings in the House committee's report that Boeing engaged in cost-cutting and fast-tracked the production of the 737 Max to compete with Airbus, some families are seeking punitive damages against the company.
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The consent form that participants sign before enrolling in the trial hasn't been released, but he and Kahn agreed that truly informed consent is a fundamental part of conducting human testing—especially in a fast-tracked process.
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Regulators approved a powerful new opioid at the Department of Defense's urging, fast-tracked a dubious antidepressant after President Trump praised it, and reversed its decision to reject a muscular dystrophy drug after patient groups complained loudly.
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Regulators approved a powerful new opioid at the Department of Defense's urging, fast-tracked a dubious antidepressant after President Trump praised it, and reversed its decision to reject a muscular dystrophy drug after patient groups complained loudly.
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Protesters have taken to the streets across Assam and Tripura over fears that large numbers of Hindus, who migrated to the region in the past few decades, will now be able to get their citizenship fast-tracked.
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The action has been misrepresented in some quarters as a "decertification" of the agreement (a term that does not appear in the review act) and thus a first step in a fast-tracked U.S. withdrawal from it.
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I was in Lausanne the other day and I had a good conversation with the (International Olympic Committee) guys there who said it was still possible to get this resolved and we could get fast-tracked to Paris.
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The group, whose deployment to the Middle East was fast-tracked by President Donald Trump's administration as a warning to Iran, transited through the Suez Canal into the Red Sea on Thursday and was now under Malloy's command.
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The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) announced a road map in October for rolling out biometric security measures for domestic flights, expanding on a previous project for international flights that was fast-tracked by the Trump administration in 2017.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women seeking abortions in Ireland may not get comprehensive care as health services struggle to meet demand for the fast-tracked launch of the service, a national group representing family doctors said on Thursday.
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A letter obtained by POGO in a Freedom of Information Act request reveals that Amicus Therapeutics CEO John Crowley sent Gottlieb a friendly note—just months before the experimental drug Amicus makes was fast-tracked by the FDA.
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Growth in China's industrial output fell to a 17-year low in the first two months of 2019, but investment picked up speed as the government fast-tracked more road and rail projects, official data showed on Thursday.
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According to reports, she was fast-tracked to senior posts within the Taiwanese government from the start of her career, becoming the territory's chief trade negotiator in her 30s and the top China affairs minister in her 40s.
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Apparently, in response to open-borders groups' theatrical claims that President-Elect Trump was gearing up for a mass "muslim registry", the administration not only killed the program, but fast-tracked and finalized the move without public consultation.
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American natural gas was expected to be so abundant that investment in export infrastructure was being fast tracked, with the added bonus that it would defang Russian attempts to use natural gas sales to blackmail our NATO allies.
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The Senate bills were fast-tracked through the legislature this week, even as state officials are counting signatures and preparing to place on the November ballot a referendum by Newsom that would accomplish many of the same goals.
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Once home, my family and I scanned our social media feeds, horrified, witnessing live videos of residents fleeing down the Skyway, flames enveloping them on either side, as the especially parched brush fast-tracked the nightmarish, galloping embers.
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The Mavni program was created during the George W. Bush administration to allow certain immigrants who were in the country legally but not permanently to enlist and get fast-tracked citizenship, if they possessed abilities the military needed.
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The Trump administration issued an emergency authorization last year that fast-tracked the sale of more American arms to Saudi Arabia and allowed Raytheon to team with the Saudis to build high-tech bomb parts in the country.
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A company that did have "a long track record of bringing drugs to the market," Evans said, would have more credibility when asserting that this vaccine needs to be fast-tracked despite not having completed animal trials yet.
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Guha and others have rightfully taken a stand against the Citizenship Amendment Act, passed by the upper and lower houses of India's Parliament, which is vague and unconstitutional because it makes fast-tracked citizenship dependent on one's religion.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey is supporting a fast-tracked and bipartisan bill that would economically devastate newspapers in the state by ending the legal requirement that state and local agencies place their legal notices in print papers.
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He commissioned a team of 50 people at Airbus and elsewhere to build the brain, fast-tracked it so it would be ready for launch in just two years, in half the time such a project might normally take.
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Streamlining acquisition of the Ford-class also naturally brings the advantage of potentially speeding up construction and delivery of the new ships as well, something of significance to the Navy's fast-tracked effort to reach a 355-ship fleet.
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Johnson's case, filed in 2016, was fast-tracked for trial due to the severity of his non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a cancer of the lymph system that he alleges was caused by Roundup and Ranger Pro, another Monsanto glyphosate herbicide.
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The process is now "rigged in Pebble's favor" and is being fast-tracked to ensure that Pebble can be built over local objections, Alannah Hurley, executive director of United Tribes of Bristol Bay, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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AFME said in an unpublished briefing note that any licence applications for branches already up and running should be "grandfathered" - that is, the existing licence is rolled over - or fast-tracked, a person who has seen the note said.
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According to public spending watchdog Contas Abertas, Temer fast-tracked spending in congressional districts worth 4.4 billion reais ($1.3 billion) to help win the first vote, and is now hitting the 2 billion real mark ahead of Wednesday's vote.
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The process is now rigged in Pebbles favor and is being fast-tracked to ensure that Pebble can be built over local objections, Alannah Hurley, executive director of United Tribes of Bristol Bay, said in a statement on Wednesday.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India has fast-tracked hydropower projects worth $15 billion in Kashmir in recent months, three federal and state officials said, ignoring warnings from Islamabad that power stations on rivers flowing into Pakistan will disrupt water supplies.
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Sánchez' administration has fast-tracked its decision to remove Franco from his mausoleum, which is owned and operated by the public-funded cultural heritage agency, and will outline its plan for the exhumation at its August 31 Cabinet meeting.
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The two main center-right opposition parties refused to take part in the vote, and the conservative Popular Party plans to appeal the decision before the Constitutional Court, arguing that Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez unjustifiably fast-tracked the measure.
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Mr. Chen is "clearly being fast-tracked, and I think he will end up on the Standing Committee someday," said Christopher K. Johnson, an expert on Chinese elite politics at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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In two back-to-back votes on Tuesday, the British Parliament approved Prime Minister Boris Johnson's withdrawal plan in principle, then, minutes later, rejected his second bill that would have fast-tracked necessary legislation in time for the Oct.
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Embraced by a youthful fan base for its catchy (and social-media-amplified) score, it has been fast-tracked to Broadway, where it is previewing to full houses at the 1,027-seat Brooks Atkinson Theater before opening March 20173.
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The plan would've fast-tracked immigration court cases and then allowed the government to arrest and deport migrants who didn't show up to their hearings, the Post said, citing seven current and former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officials.
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Napster, file piracy, and listening to music on Windows Music Player were all for a time common ways for listeners to get their music, but it was iTunes that fast-tracked the popularity of digital downloads — at least paid ones.
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Johnson's case, filed in 2016, was fast-tracked for trial due to the severe state of his non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a cancer of the lymph system that he alleges was caused by Roundup and Ranger Pro, another Monsanto glyphosate herbicide.
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After initially impounding the e-scoots, Austin's transportation chief has now proposed a fast-tracked permitting process for the companies, with a hard cap for the number of vehicles in operation and bonuses for those in areas underserved by transit.
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The law has been fast-tracked for approval at the full session of parliament, and comes as China and the United States are working to resolve a bitter trade dispute which has seen them level tariffs on each other's exports.
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Now, Taggar says, the company's automated assessment test is so good that Triplebyte makes companies agree that the Triplebyte candidates with whom they engage will be fast-tracked through the application process and not given further phone screens or coding challenges.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected investment growth to pick up to 6.3 percent from 6.1 percent in the first two months of the year, as the government fast-tracked more road, rail and port projects to support the slowing economy.
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On Wednesday, Turkey fast-tracked its plans to deploy extra troops to Qatar — reportedly to train regional security forces and conduct joint exercises — in a critical show of support for the small Gulf state as it faces isolation from its neighbors.
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The big picture: Booker's plan, which the Times calls the "broadest clemency initiative since the Civil War," is a fast-tracked version of his proposed Next Step Act, which is also built on addressing racial discrimination in drug-related arrests.
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Overwhelmed by the influx of desperate migrants, the EU struck a deal with Turkey that would see it preventing migrants from reaching the continent, in return for money, visa liberalization for Turkish citizens visiting the EU and fast-tracked EU membership.
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In a show of support for Qatar, Turkey's parliament fast-tracked legislation on June 7 to allow more troops to be deployed to a military base in Qatar that houses about 90 Turkish soldiers under an agreement signed in 2014.
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A longtime lead in the theater world, Stuhlbarg didn't get his break in the movies until he was 41, where Hammer was fast-tracked for franchise fame seemingly from the moment he set foot in Hollywood at the age of 19.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Mother Teresa of Calcutta, known as the "saint of the gutters" during her life, was declared a saint of the Roman Catholic Church by Pope Francis on Sunday, fast-tracked to canonization just 19 years after her death.
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So urgent was their drive to remove him from office, Democrats said, that they fast-tracked their articles of impeachment to the Senate, choosing to sidestep a lengthy legal fight with the White House over obtaining new documents and new witnesses.
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To most people's surprise, not least the Ukrainian FA, he declined, preferring not to be fast-tracked to the top and clearing the path for journeyman coach Fomenko to take up the role instead ("A very uninspiring appointment," says Yokhin).
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Leading into Tuesday, Democrats accused McConnell of trying to set up a "gotcha" vote since no hearings were held on the fast-tracked legislation, which was widely expected to fail to get the 60 votes needed to ultimately pass the Senate.
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Leading into Tuesday, Democrats accused McConnell of trying to set up a "gotcha" vote since no hearings were held on the fast-tracked legislation, which was widely expected to fail to get the 6900 votes needed to ultimately pass the Senate.
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Pakistan's first power plant fueled by domestic coal will become operational by June 2019, and once its second phase is completed in mid-2020 it will generate 1,300 MW. It has been fast-tracked due to financing available under the CPEC.
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"The Adult in the Room," which started to take shape about a year ago, was "fast-tracked" to keep pace with the events leading to the president's impeachment by the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives, playwright Bill McMahon told WBBM radio.
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Unrest across India began in December with the passing of a law that makes non-Muslims from some neighboring nations eligible for fast-tracked citizenship - a move many Muslims say is discriminatory and marks a break from India's secular traditions.
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After the bill passed the House in late May, the Senate moved to pass it under a process called unanimous consent, which would have essentially have fast-tracked the bill to passage — with no changes to it — if all lawmakers agreed.
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However, after decades of over-spending, the 2628 Illinois legislature fast-tracked a public vote to eliminate the Article XIII protections via the deceptively-worded "Amendment 28503", which included more words than the Bill of Rights in the U.S. Constitution.
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Just 21, Leclerc is the youngest Ferrari driver since Mexican teenager Ricardo Rodriguez in 1961 and one whose career has been nurtured and fast-tracked by the team — unlike Barrichello who joined in his late 20s after seven seasons elsewhere.
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CHICAGO, March 27 (Reuters) - Allied Pilots Association, which represents American Airlines Group Inc pilots, said on Wednesday they were pleased with Boeing Co's progress on a 737 MAX fix but warned that the certification process should not be rushed or fast-tracked.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand's proposal to ban foreigners from buying existing homes will not cause house prices to collapse, Trade Minister David Parker said on Wednesday, but it has to be fast tracked to beat restrictions in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) deal.
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Protestors believe the federal agency, which is responsible for the easement, "'fast-tracked' the Dakota Access Pipeline approval process, neglecting tribal consultation and environmental review," according to a statement released this week by CREDO Action, an activist network opposed to the project.
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But a net neutrality bill can't be done through this fast-tracked method, because the CRA only applies to rules enacted in the last six months of an administration; they can't just take it out and shoot it in the yard at 4am.
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The restrictions were being fast-tracked so that Labour would not have to renegotiate foreign investment provisions in the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) deal, after a long series of talks to revive the agreement since the United States pulled out in January.
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And the company that built it fast-tracked their bulldozing operation the day after the tribe identified for a federal court the sacred sites and graves along the pipeline route; it was as if the Sioux had handed over a treasure map.
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Chinese officials are seeking to change that dynamic and last year fast-tracked plans to bolster the country's chip industry after the United States banned sales of chips to the Chinese phone vendor ZTE Corp, nearly crippling the company before U.S. officials relented.
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The 30-year-old, who conquered all on the Parisian clay in 2012 and 2014 but whose career was rocked by a 15-month doping ban last year, was widely expected to be fast-tracked into the year's second grand slam tournament.
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Turkey defends Qatar base Since the onset of Qatar's isolation, Turkey has fast-tracked a decision to approve the deployment of troops to Qatar -- part of an existing bilateral agreement but widely interpreted as a show of support for the increasingly isolated country.
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Cooper, who started to get involved with migrant support networks after a volunteering stint on the Greek island of Lesbos, told CNN the application to sponsor Al Kontar was fast-tracked thanks to the help of the Canadian government and international NGOs.
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The case by plaintiff Dewayne Johnson, filed in 2016, was fast-tracked for trial due to the severity of his non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a cancer of the lymph system that he alleges was caused by Roundup and Ranger Pro, another Monsanto glyphosate herbicide.
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Their work includes a two-pronged effort to pursue plasma-based treatments that could help lessen the impact of COVID-19 on health care systems, with a fast-tracked development timeline that could see human clinical trials start as soon as this summer.
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One could certainly argue that Trump's July 25 phone call with Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky was ham-handed and ill-advised — but to claim it's illegal and thus warrants a fast-tracked impeachment seems like wishful thinking, and is an enormous political gamble.
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The fight over access to President Donald Trump's tax returns could be fast-tracked to the Supreme Court in time for a decision before next fall's election, under an agreement struck Monday between Trump's attorneys and a local prosecutor in New York.
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In March, China fast-tracked the approval of a new Foreign Investment Law and passed it at the annual meeting of the country's parliament, with Premier Li Keqiang pledging that the government would follow through and enforce the legislation giving protection to foreign firms.
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We're still early in the hype cycle for the game, but in many ways Battlefront II appears to be the game that Battlefront should have been all along — if it hadn't been fast-tracked to beat J.J. Abrams' Star Wars: The Force Awakens to release.
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Johnson's case, filed in 2016, was fast-tracked for trial due to the severity of his non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a cancer of the lymph system, that he alleged was caused by years of exposure to Roundup and Ranger Pro, another Monsanto herbicide that contains glyphosate.
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The EPA has fast tracked the rule to help make sure higher ethanol blends of gasoline would be available by June 1, but the plan could expose the agency to legal scrutiny from critics such as larger, integrated oil companies and retail gas operators.
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Johnson's case, filed in 393, was fast-tracked for trial due to the severity of his non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, a cancer of the lymph system, that he alleged was caused by years of exposure to Roundup and Ranger Pro, another Monsanto herbicide that contains glyphosate.
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The federal Pell Grant program maintains rigid eligibility standards that favor traditional college students — those enrolling directly in a four-year program after high school — over workers seeking a fast-tracked program to boost their skills and then return to work as quickly as possible.
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Zhong said the recovery was due to more robust domestic demand, thanks to the early issuance of local governments' special-purpose bonds, which were fast-tracked by Chinese authorities to spur infrastructure investment, more supportive monetary policy, and a price recovery for industrial goods.
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Alana Massey: That essay was sort of the catalyst for me taking seriously the prospect of writing a book because it was successful in a very specific internet way that sort of fast-tracked me to more attention in the media and literary space.
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An EU court ruling in May opened the door for trade deals to be split in two - one on major parts of market opening that could be fast-tracked and a second centred on investment that would need to wait for approval by national parliaments.
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He has fast-tracked infrastructure projects, including a mass-transit system; dispatched a small army of orange-clad street sweepers to spruce up the city of more than 10 million; and instituted a "smart card" program to subsidize health care and education for the poor.
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One month later, Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Holly Kendig issued her ruling: While "Feud" arose from protected speech, Ms. de Havilland had adequately shown enough cause to deserve her day in court, with the suit fast-tracked because of the plaintiff's advanced age.
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Among their findings: The 2017 tax overhaul bill provided a rare opportunity to open the refuge for drilling; plans at the Interior Department are being overseen by appointees with deep ties to Alaska; and environmental evaluations have been fast-tracked by the Trump administration.
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The quid pro quo is that Chuck is hoping to be fast-tracked for advancement, even if you can't help wondering why one of these highfliers doesn't just take a membership at the Yale Club for his erotic rendezvous and be done with it.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump pushed in February for his nomination of the Internal Revenue Service's chief counsel to be fast-tracked in the Senate, even before the chamber held confirmation hearings on Trump's pending nominee for attorney general, The New York Times reported Thursday.
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This week, after the Indian Parliament passed a controversial Citizenship Amendment Bill that excludes Muslims from fast-tracked citizenship for immigrants from the region, violent protests ensued in northeastern Indian states of Assam, Tripura, Meghalaya and Arunachal Pradesh -- and a familiar story played out.
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As previously reported Gibson called out his co-star on Instagram when it was announced that the release date for the next movie would be pushed back to, in Gibson&aposs eyes, accommodate a fast-tracked spinoff starring Johnson's Lucas Hobbs character and Jason Statham's Deckard Shaw.
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A 318-278 majority of MEPs in the European Parliament has just voted to reopen debate around a controversial digital copyright reform proposal — meaning it will now face further debate and scrutiny, rather than be fast-tracked towards becoming law via the standard EU trilogue negotiation process.
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"Enbridge now has some of the best assets and the best growth in the industry, with tens of billions of dollars worth of projects on the drawing board that will now be fast-tracked, as opposed to being held up like they were under Obama," Cramer said.
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A source familiar with the moves said only "a relatively small number of people" would relocate to Paris as well as other EU centers and that decisions had to be fast-tracked after Theresa May's historic defeat on her Brexit deal in Parliament on Jan. 15.
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BRUSSELS, March 3 (Reuters) - The European Parliament will vote at the earliest in December on a plan to revive the European market for asset-backed securities (ABS), an EU document shows, putting a brake on the adoption of proposals which were fast-tracked by EU states.
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LUXEMBOURG (Reuters) - A top adviser to the European Court of Justice said on Wednesday that a trade agreement between Singapore and the European Union cannot be fast-tracked into force, in a legal opinion that is likely to slow down ratification of other, broader trade deals.
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The Dakota Access pipeline was fast-tracked from Day 1 using the Nationwide Permit No. 12 process, which grants exemption from environmental reviews required by the Clean Water Act and the National Environmental Policy Act by treating the pipeline as a series of small construction sites.
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The healthcare system in Italy's Lombardy region is so strained from the new coronavirus that officials are asking doctors to come out of retirement and nursing students are being fast-tracked to graduationThe Louvre, Legoland, and three Disney theme parks are closed because of the coronavirus.
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The healthcare system in Italy's Lombardy region is so strained from the new coronavirus that officials are asking doctors to come out of retirement and nursing students are being fast-tracked to graduationThe Louvre, Legoland, and three Disney theme parks are closed because of the coronavirus.
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Any profits from the sale of Purdue's drugs such as OxyContin or Nalmefene, a drug that has been fast-tracked by the FDA and would be used for emergency treatment of opioid overdoses, would go to the cities, counties and states if they agree to the settlement.
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Drake, the ACLU attorney, said that not only are the asylum seekers being held in facilities that are "notorious for abusive conditions" under the program, but they are given extremely limited ability to contact their relatives or attorneys to assist them in the fast-tracked proceedings.
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The , with Mexico now a huge producer of Peterson said the best case is that the negotiations wind up in six to eight sessions by December, and then be fast tracked so that it would be adopted before both the U.S. and Mexican elections next year.
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" Last year, the Trump administration developed an expedited legal process for migrant families, which, according to the Post, fast-tracked "the cases of thousands of families in major cities, obtaining 'in absentia' deportation orders for thousands of families that did not show up for their court hearings.
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There certainly wasn't any way that Trump was going to leave the topic alone after he said NFL owners should fire the "son of a bitch" protestors and unleashed a tweetstorm that fast-tracked this debate to CrazyTown, leaving NFL owners shitting their pants back in September.
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In response to a wave of mothers with children fleeing gang violence in Central America, the Obama administration in 2014 began housing detained women and children at its Artesia, New Mexico, facility, and fast-tracked the completion of two new family detention centers in Dilley and Karnes City, Texas.
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Putin has already expanded the list of people eligible for fast-tracked passports by adding Ukrainians who once lived in Ukraine's Crimea region before it was annexed by Russia in 2014, and citizens of Iraq, Yemen, Syria and Afghanistan who were born in Russia during the Soviet era.
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"First, the administration fast-tracked the union election process so that employers are now walking a tightrope of legal obligations and prohibitions at hyper-speed — and now the administration wants to discourage employers from getting any legal advice while they try to do this," Alexander said in a statement.
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Republicans, who for years have harshly criticized Democrats for passing Obamacare to law without a single vote in favor of it from a GOP member of Congress, have fast-tracked their own health-care reform bill in a way that is freezing out Democratic participation in its crafting.
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The Trump administration fast-tracked a sick-leave bill to keep infectious workers at home, but thus far, the same guarantee does not exist for elderly or immunocompromised people who are staffing the few private institutions that will, in all likelihood, remain open for the remainder of the pandemic.
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CNN Money: Some of America's top allies are really, really angry about Trump's tariffs Given the on-again-off-again nature of Thursday's announcement and subsequent lack of details, there was more than a suspicion that the trade move had been fast-tracked to distract from a disastrous week.
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As a doctor friend of mine in New York recently commented, if medical marijuana was a synthetic pill produced by Pfizer and not a historically villainized substance, it would be fast-tracked by the Food and Drug Administration and celebrated as a "miracle drug" by every respectable health practitioner in America.
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Despite having several household projects underway, Todd fast-tracked the vanity after Kari expressed desire for a place to get ready in the mornings (Todd and her son are known bathroom hogs) and keep her beauty products separate (meaning she'll never again have to sort through the contents of Todd's medicine cabinet).
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President Trump's surprise decision this morning to ban transgender individuals from serving in the U.S. military was fast-tracked in order to save a House spending bill — imperiled by a dispute over Pentagon-funded gender reassignment treatment for transgender military personnel — that would fund some of his key promises, including a border wall, per Politico.
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They don't seem to have the votes necessary to actually stop the stimulus from being passed, but for now, the lawmakers say they'd like consideration of their amendment before a vote on the final package, a move that could mean the bill isn't able to get fast-tracked through the Senate just yet. Sen.
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Last May, she introduced a bill that would prohibit the federal government from using any funds to transfer detainees until January 1, or until the enactment of the annual defense spending bill, which was fast-tracked for a vote this week after the Pentagon transferred 15 Gitmo detainees to the United Arab Emirates in August.
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The Army's fast-tracked push to provide new weapons, sensors, air defenses and targeting technology for its Bradley Fighting Vehicle is part of a dual-pronged strategic approach to both prepare for near-term major warfare in the next ten years – and simultaneously begin work on a new Next-Generation Combat Vehicle (NGCV) for the 2030s and beyond.
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The court on Friday found the Fish and Wildlife Service fast-tracked its decision to reissue an incidental take statement in 2018 19 days after federal energy regulators resumed formal consultation with the agency following the court's decision to stay an earlier version of the permit from 2017, Fourth Circuit Chief Judge Roger Gregory said in the court's opinion.
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The subsequent assassinations of Martin Luther King Jr. on April 4,1968, and Robert F. Kennedy two months later fast-tracked the bill, which introduced stricter licensing and registration standards, a ban on the sale of guns and ammunition to felons and those deemed mentally incompetent, and new regulations on interstate sales, like the transaction Oswald used to obtain his weapon.
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We reached out to Axel Voss, who led the copyright reform process for the Juri committee, and is a big proponent of Article 13, Article 11 (and the rest), to ask if he sees value in the debate having been reopened rather than fast-tracked into EU law — to have a chance for parliamentarians to achieve a more balanced compromise.
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The court on Friday found the Fish and Wildlife Service "fast-tracked" its decision to reissue an incidental take statement in 2018 a mere 19 days after federal energy regulators resumed formal consultation with the agency following the court's decision to stay a version of the permit from 2017, Fourth Circuit Chief Judge Roger Gregory said in the court's opinion.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) fast-tracked the vote on the resolution two weeks ago in an effort to highlight a Democratic divide over the plan.
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Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellPelosi, Schumer press for gun screenings as Trump inches away The malware election: Returning to paper ballots only way to prevent hacking First House Republican backs bill banning assault weapons MORE (R-Ky.) fast-tracked the House bill to the Senate calendar this week, paving the way for him to tee it up for a vote.
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Italy's coronavirus death toll rose by nearly 60% in a day as the country put 16 million people on lockdownThe healthcare system in Italy's Lombardy region is so strained from the new coronavirus that officials are asking doctors to come out of retirement and nursing students are being fast-tracked to graduationThe Louvre, Legoland, and three Disney theme parks are closed because of the coronavirus.
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Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-Ark.) and David Perdue (R-Ga.), to the fast tracked deportation of two brothers because of one's admission to college, to the recent pardon of Joe Arpaio, we have been targets of this administration.
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Sentencing reform is supported by members if the majority and minority parties, but instead of the issue being prioritized and fast-tracked, it's been obstructed by Senators like Tom CottonThomas (Tom) Bryant CottonCongress must address gender gap in nominations to military service academies GOP senators press Google on reports it developed a smart speaker with Huawei Sunday shows - Mass shootings grab the spotlight MORE (R-AR) who has offensively claimed the U.S. has an "under incarceration" problem.
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Read more:Dozens of inmates escaped from Italian prisons as the coronavirus triggered riots and brought the country's criminal justice system to a haltItaly's coronavirus death toll rose by nearly 60% in a day as the country put 16 million people on lockdownThe healthcare system in Italy's Lombardy region is so strained from the new coronavirus that officials are asking doctors to come out of retirement and nursing students are being fast-tracked to graduationThe Louvre, Legoland, and three Disney theme parks are closed because of the coronavirus.
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