Aseman, a magazine that had been seen as a new forefront for critical journalism, was banned for an article that questioned the death penalty.
Franz Xaver Ohnesorg, artistic and executive director of Carnegie Hall, became acquainted with Mr. Sloane's work in Cologne and described him as "at the forefront of a new generation of conductors born in America who have honed their skills in Europe, and are now coming home to conduct American orchestras".
In Libération, they praised her for bringing gender studies to the forefront as a worthy, important subject.
It'll depend on how their young pitchers develop, but they've definitely jumped to the forefront as a contender".
This latest innovation in silicon technology has pushed the material firmly to the forefront as a potential challenger to metal in watch components.
Nevertheless, the murder continued to shake Dutch society, precisely because it kept the question of national identity — "Who are we as a people?" — in the forefront.
When will we, as a nation on the forefront of human rights and liberty and a champion of democracy, hold ourselves more accountable and responsible for our vision?
Wolfe has an important story to tell and as a virologist at the forefront of pandemic forecasting, he is the perfect person to tell it.
The self-styled philosopher of the digital world was referring to a discovery he had made as a researcher at the forefront of virtual reality in the 1980s – finding that he and his team using virtual reality headsets could easily be induced to inhabit a variety of bizarrely shaped bodies, such as a six-legged lobster.
"Coal is losing value quickly and investing in coal is a losing proposition for our retirees; it's a nuisance to public health; and it's inconsistent with our values as a state on the forefront of efforts to address global climate change," the senate president pro tempore, Kevin de León, said in a statement.
