A proposed ban on all human cloning experiments, a topic that has brought profound scientific and ethical questions to the forefront of President Bush's domestic agenda, is stalled in the Senate and appears dead, at least for this year.
"The warrior is a revered figure in the First Nations heritage, so that's the perspective we took in bringing our new name to the forefront," Bryan Boechler, president of the Crowchild association, told Postmedia.
The poignancy of this reversal of roles clearly is at the forefront of President-elect Bush's mind.
"It's turned into a crusade to make sure the issues he stood for remain in the forefront," said Bridgette Williams, president of the greater Kansas City A.F.L.-C.I.O.
But the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) is at the forefront of US President Barack Obama's first state visit to Japan.
'Hopefully that was in the forefront of the president's and his military commanders' minds when they decided to do this,' said Luke Hartig, a former senior director for counterterrorism at the National Security Council under former President Barack Obama.
"Making collaboration faster, easier and more efficient will be the next revolution in worker productivity, and we want to be in the forefront," said Peter Rinearson, vice president for new business development in Microsoft's information worker group.
"Cleaning is ALWAYS at the forefront," Gail Tuttle, Senior Vice President of Student Life at High Point University rated the best dorm life in the country by housing research company Niche tells VICE.
In September, economic espionage and cyber espionage were forefront at the meeting between President Obama and Chinese President Xi Jinping, with the two leaders vowing in a landmark agreement not to target each other's companies.
"It pushed us to the forefront," said Jordan Levin, WB's president for programming.
