Sentence examples for commitment to frontline from inspiring English sources

A genuine progressive would argue that a programme of fiscal restraint and spending prioritisation must go hand in hand with investment in Britain's strengths and a commitment to frontline services, including training and support for those seeking work.

Mr Herbert added: "The changes which the government is asking the police service to make are not optional, they are essential". Shadow home secretary Ed Balls told the committee that he was not sure if the cuts would support a commitment to frontline policing.

The police authority was particularly impressed with her commitment to protecting frontline policing across Northumbria and delivering police services local people want".

The force recently signalled the end of a 2010 recruitment freeze on officers, with a commitment to boost frontline police numbers by 450 over the next two years, paid for with a council tax hike and a raid on its cash reserves.

U.N. officials had anticipated that France would lead a mostly European advance force, but Malloch Brown said Italy is the only major European power to make a "firm commitment" to provide "frontline troops" in the vital first phase of the deployment.

"We have clearly seen the successful results of the president's commitment to supporting the frontline officers and agents of (the Department of Homeland Security) as they enforce the law and secure our borders," said Elaine Duke, acting secretary.

The EU leaders also make a commitment to "increasing emergency aid to frontline member states" – taken to mean Italy, Malta and Greece – "and consider options for organising emergency relocation between member states".

Regarding the high mortality rate of healthcare workers in the Ebola crisis (73), Hodge et al. (67) noted that the infrastructures must offset the risks taken by frontline personnel with a commitment to their protection.

Exposure to frontline teams enables leaders to demonstrate their commitment to building a culture of quality and safety and increase transparency.

The coalition is to enshrine in law the broad principles of the military covenant – the nation's commitment to those who risk their lives on the frontline.

It's why people in frontline communities demand a global commitment to policies that keep the climate from warming more than 1.5 degrees Celsius over pre-industrial times.