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UNITE-HERE, largely representing textile and hospitality workers, has been at the forefront of debates on union revitalization in the US and Canada.
The conundrum that one of the things liberals have to tolerate is intolerance hasn't needed to be at the forefront of debates on free expression before.
Browne has also positioned himself at the forefront of debates on "sustainability" and corporate ethics, speaking repeatedly about the noble cause of capitalism but also the need to root a company's activities in a moral framework.
Open criticism of Grover Norquist and his Americans for Tax Reform group's anti-tax pledge continued to make its way to the forefront of debate on Monday, with Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn).
Praise aside, Corker is the first to admit that he was an unlikely candidate to be at the forefront of debate on the role Congress should play in international nuclear negotiations with a longtime U.S. adversary.
He was in the forefront of the debates on school choice, term limits, private accounts for social security, medical savings accounts and numerous other issues.
Nancy Carlsson-Paige is an early childhood development expert who has been at the forefront of the debate on how best to educate — and not educate — the youngest students.
The move will further cement Tunisia's position at the forefront of the debate on women's rights among Islamic countries.
Last, even under a Mr Blair armed with a third way, Britain remains a medium power in the world, not a "pivotal" one.It is especially rich, in the week of an Anglo-French summit in London, for Mr Blair to claim that Britain is at the forefront of the debate on "progressive politics".
