Sentence examples for every frontline from inspiring English sources

Every frontline practitioner, committed manager and service user in need knows that claims like Burstow's are not true.

Every frontline police officer and PCSO [police community support officer] was part of the fight against terrorism".

The Police Federation is calling for every frontline uniformed police officer to be offered a Taser stun gun to protect them against terrorists.

Afghan officials and community elders in almost every frontline province say that known Taliban commanders and even whole groups of fighters have been killed or captured, and that the raids have forced the Taliban to operate in smaller cells and have shrunk their capacity.

Over the last century, almost every frontline antimalarial drug – chloroquine, sulfadoxine, pyrimethamine – has become obsolete because of defiant parasites that emerged from western Cambodia.

Efua Dorkenoo, an expert on FGM and a member of the human rights group Equality Now, said: "The UK is well on its way to developing a joined-up response to FGM. "However, we need to redouble our efforts to ensure that the right systems are institutionalised, that the correct data is gathered and shared, and that every frontline professional knows what action they need to take".

Critics say issuing Tasers to every uniformed frontline officer would change the face of British policing, which is traditionally largely unarmed.

Until recent years Qarabag sent an old city bus from Baku to the refugee settlements close to the frontline every week to take supporters to their games.

Billingham, who is committed to ensuring that victims have their voices heard, had the idea of inviting four national charities – Refuge, Women's Aid, Co-ordinated Action Against Domestic Abuse and Victim Support – to nominate staff to accompany her inspection teams as they scrutinised every aspect of frontline police and senior management performance.

In Mosul, they've been a huge part of how the war against ISIS has been reported, often going to the frontline every day of the week, making hundreds of dollars a day for doing so, despite the fact many of them are still in their early twenties.

Every drug vendor, frontline worker, itinerant doctor and traditional healer was inventoried within the perimeter of the six slum areas identified for study, thus permitting a more textured analysis of this diverse sector and its responsiveness to the primary health needs of the urban poor.