The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has been at the vanguard of information technology (IT) and use of comprehensive electronic health records.
It might not be at the vanguard of cutting-edge comedy – it's a panel show, a bit blokey, bants and gags.
The panel said former commissioners had a right to work in the private sector, adding: "Goldman Sachs may be considered at the vanguard of aggressive capitalism but as long as it respects the rule of law, it is in itself not against the law to accept a position at the bank".
Kifaya, which had been at the vanguard of opposition movements in 2005 until it failed to win a large public following, also joined the call.
There is something about coffee that puts it at the vanguard of protest movements.
That it is no longer at the vanguard of style proved the final nail in its spandex coffin.
Here is a group crossing a landscape never previously negotiated, who had no expectation of battling it out at the vanguard of the Premier League.
Now the museum has turned back the clock -- to the mid-18th century -- when it stood at the vanguard of the search for knowledge.
For example, it was at the vanguard of racial integration.10 18: I would ban Ophelia from the US military.10 18: Are you enlisting Ophelia, Orange?10 17: Get thee to a military.
It is at the vanguard of a three-pronged attack on the education system, flanked by chronic underfunding of the further education sector on the one side, and a Teaching Excellence Framework on the other that will allow only the best-performing universities to raise their fees.
