Sentence examples for forefront of dealing from inspiring English sources

On November 12th Médicins sans Frontières (MSF), a charity at the forefront of dealing with Ebola, announced it was hosting three of brincidofovir, of serum, and of another drug, favipiravir in its treatment facilities in Liberia and Guinea.

"In terms of him being the face of this, he shouldn't have been," said a spokesman for the United Mine Workers of America, Phil Smith, adding that the Miner Act of 2006 requires the Mine Safety and Health Administration, a federal agency, to be at the forefront of dealing with any disaster.

My company Digijaks, has been at the forefront of dealing with and training to defend against socially engineered attacks for several years.

Street papers have also been at the forefront of exposing what might be considered the "third way" of dealing with homelessness: criminalisation.

I want us to be at the forefront of transformative trade deals with the US, Japan and India as part of the drive towards global free trade.

SATCC is also at the forefront of encouraging programmes dealing with restructuring and commercialisation of the sector through seminars.

"The rails are quiet," said Mike Meuser, a Lexington lawyer who is usually in the forefront of such deals.

Cumbria County Council assistant director for public protection Mike Smyth said: "This county has been at the forefront of developing plans for dealing with emergency situations for many years, including an incident at Sellafield".

The work of many solicitors is cutting-edge, at the forefront of many major deals, and can cross global borders.

The decision to place Carwyn Jones at the forefront of the campaign helped deal with the negative impression many people have of Jeremy Corbyn.

"For me, meditation lets nagging thoughts in the back of my head come to the forefront and be dealt with.