Sentence examples for edge of efforts from inspiring English sources
Lawyers are increasingly at the cutting edge of efforts to push systemic change in China.
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Massachusetts is on the cutting edge of efforts to end homelessness.
Over the past few weeks I have had long and unguarded conversations with experts who don't see themselves as traditional environmental thinkers, yet are on the leading edge of efforts to address the most serious crisis civilization has ever faced.
Indeed, immunization has already blazed the trail to achieve greater equity in health – for example, in the way polio and measles programmes can be the leading edge of efforts to reach into the poorer communities.
"However, we believe that the NHS should be at the leading edge of national efforts, setting an example to society at large with an additional measure brought in from April 2017".
Democratic societies there are on the cutting edge of redistribution efforts aimed at what Obama suggests with his theme of dismantling policies that "help Wall Street but hurt Main Street".
Under new leadership, Canada has a remarkable opportunity not simply to repudiate the policies of the past, but to move forward with ambitious goals and firm targets that will announce to the world that we are back as a nation at the leading edge of global efforts to move away from a carbon-based economy toward a new vision of hope for the planet.
By signing AB 1493, governor Gray Davis put California at the leading edge of government efforts to regulate greenhouse gases.
Linking such "alternate" structures to catalysis has emerged at the cutting edge of our efforts to understand the physical bases for enzyme function.
Republicans said the quick, intense assault was the leading edge of an effort by the Bush campaign to keep the Democrats from establishing Mr. Edwards as a Southern moderate who could help Mr. Kerry among swing voters in the battleground Northern and Midwestern states.
