The phrase "environment front" is not a commonly used or grammatically correct phrase in English. It is possible that it could be used in a specific context, such as in a discussion about environmental issues or policies, but it would not be considered standard or formal English. It would be more appropriate to use a different phrase, such as "environmental front" or "frontier of environmentalism." Example: "The government's new policies are a step towards addressing the challenges on the environment front."
They wanted the real deal; they wanted a party that would put environment front and centre.
"Bush's Record: New Priorities in Environment" (front page, Sept. 14), discussing the environmental policies of the Bush administration, is of interest as far as it goes.
On the environment front, with a climate conference in Paris looming in late November, we give over two pages of coverage to solar energy in Morocco, the global "cold crunch" as cooling needs soar, and European greenhouse gas emissions.
"We knew we were getting a certain quality of dancer, and also a pressure cooker environment front and center," Ms. Vadas said of choosing Ballet West, which is 49 years old and widely considered one of the top regional companies in the United States.
As someone who puts animal welfare and the environment front and center in my food choices, AquaBounty's claim that their GE salmon will reach a marketable weight in half the time immediately set alarm bells ringing.
The United Nations adopted on Friday a sweeping set of global goals that put the environment front and center within a broader development agenda, calling for member nations to fix climate change, cut food waste, and put an end to overfishing.
For these supplemental analyses, we performed a pair of binomial regressions predicting poor physical functioning based on the built-environment front entrance features.
"It was in a good environment, in front of a beach, with a 180-degree sea view and it was quite cheap compared to properties in Hong Kong.
He talked about the environment in front of a modernized power plant in Philadelphia and about "community empowerment" in a meeting hall in Columbus, Ohio.
As central Sardinian dialects retain velar pronunciation in the environment of front vowels, it may be assumed that palatalization postdated the separation of the island from the rest of the empire.
It has a souped-up eight-core processor to juggle more complex tasks simultaneously, enhanced graphics, the ability to play games even as they are being downloaded, and a new controller designed in tandem with a stereo camera that can sense the depth of the environment in front of it.
