Sentence examples for front line working from inspiring English sources

At times they form a dynamic front line, working in a blended sync or at strategic cross-purposes.

"We are on the front line, working side by side with them every day, trying our best to overcome numerous obstacles.

While you may have ambitions to be on the front line, working as a politician either in Westminster or local government, those who prefer to be out of the spotlight could choose to work behind the scenes in one of the many other roles available in the sector, from lobbyist to charity campaigner.

And Ms. Irvine, who hoped to finish her career on the front lines, working with children, will be Burlington's new school improvement administrator.

But inspectors said arrangements for planning, case review and recording were adequate overall and there were "good examples" of multi-agency front-line working.

Whilst telephone based out-of-hours service provision is seen in several countries, there are differences, with varying levels of clinical qualified staff (including lay people) in the front-line, working with/without protocols and with/without second level triage from experienced GPs, making it difficult to meaningfully compare call durations internationally.

High-level design decisions may be flawed or simply a product of the constraints in which the managers function (e.g. financial, regulatory), and in turn shape the 'front line' working environment and can therefore make it error prone; together they form the 'latent' error pathway, and these working conditions are called 'error- or violation-producing conditions' [ 36] (see Fig.  1).

To do the front-line work the channel brought in two experienced hands: Elise Doganieri and Bertram van Munster, the creators of the perennial Emmy winner "The Amazing Race," who certainly know how to turn a swamp into an amusing yet humbling test of speed and skill.

"These plans will help recoup up to £500m a year, making sure the NHS is better resourced and more sustainable at a time when doctors and nurses on the front line are working very hard".

"Today's HMIC report shows that 95% of police officers are either on the front line or working in important 'middle office' jobs in things like intelligence, planning major operations, burglary and drugs offences, or preparing cases for court.

Nonetheless, the responses we obtained regarding the advantages and disadvantages of user involvement offer some insight on the experiences of front line staff working in NHS mental health services.