Sentence examples for be at the frontline from inspiring English sources

And I, as the president of Afghanistan, have to be at the frontline of that hardship and hard work.

I've been lucky to be at the frontline for more than 20 years, doing what would be regarded as some of the best jobs in government.

In the existing bibliography, there are no research works dealing with the manufacturing of connecting rods from ultra-fine grained material and that is the reason why this present study is considered to be of scientific and technological interest, and therefore, it may be considered to be at the frontline of current knowledge.

The nuclear negotiating team should be at the frontline of defence for the independence and dignity of the Iranian nation and should never accept Western bullying". - Mohammad Kazem Anbarlu'i in Resalat.

Primary health care, and in particular general practice, will be at the frontline in the response to pandemic influenza.

Although primary health care, and in particular, general practice will be at the frontline in the response to pandemic influenza, there are no frameworks to guide systematic planning for this task or to appraise available plans for their relevance to general practice.

"I was at the frontline," he tells me.

"Property is at the frontline over what qualifies and what doesn't," said Dyall.

It's at the frontline of public services where the action will be this autumn, not changing Whitehall nameplates.

Vevers said: "The Caribbean was chosen to launch the global mission because it is at the frontline of risk.

"The police are at the frontline of the criminal justice system and the first point of contact for many victims of hate crime.