Sentence examples for forefront of actions from inspiring English sources

Attendees included the governors of Illinois, Florida, Wisconsin and Kansas, who have also been in the forefront of actions at the state level to act in the absence of a national climate change plan.

East Asia and Pacific region at forefront of action to counter the commercial sexual exploitation of children BANGKOK, 10 November, 2004 – New initiatives in East Asia and the Pacific are leading the way in combating the commercial sexual exploitation of children, according to senior government officials from across the region.

UNICEF and Al-Azhar University to release new manual to help put children at the forefront of action in Islamic countries MEDIA ADVISORY, 25 November 2005 - Global launch of new manual designed to underscore how the care, protection and development of children are central to Islam.

But communities like the one we have at Harvard, where the mutual goals of love and service remain at the forefront of our actions, present a hope I long to see actualized in religious and nonreligious communities alike -- for the sake of Humanism, and for the sake of all humans.

Students will once again be at the forefront of direct action and mass mobilisation.

Deben said: "The UK has been at the forefront of global action on climate change.

Where a woman is at the forefront of the action, that's a rare breed, a rare thing to see.

So for the first time since the 1956 Suez crisis, Britain and France are at the forefront of military action in the Middle East.

"The Arab League was not prepared to work with NATO, work with the United States," she explained of nudging others to the forefront of international action.

For many, rhythm – more than pitch – has propelled itself to the forefront of musical action due specifically to the Rite's influence.

But contests at all levels became so quick that offensive and defensive roles often are reversed, and defensemen may find themselves at the forefront of the action.