Sentence examples for front meeting from inspiring English sources

The violence which began in the afternoon came to head when rocks, smoke bombs, bottles and cans were hurled at the massive cordon of police protecting the Front meeting at Southall Town Hall.

An internal inquiry was swiftly followed by the introduction of a code of conduct for external agencies, and Greening has shown a determination to lead from the front, meeting with DfID's dozen biggest suppliers to talk them through the new rules and personally reviewing all new contracts worth more than £1m.

Overnight, Brown's back-catalogue of tweets has gone from 4,000 to 166. Brown herself was out front, meeting the press and being professionally sorry all day, so it seems likely that in the early-hours scramble, someone else had to take care of it all.

According to the informant, those whose names were included on this list loaned their efforts politically as writers, artists and speakers and traveled throughout the country supporting and taking part in Communist front meetings and in the program of the Party generally.

"I was doing all the writing, but he was on the front line, meeting with people, counseling people".

On the national security front, the meeting will grapple with more standard issues -- terrorism, the spread of nuclear weapons, turmoil in Africa, Chechnya and the Balkans.

He was uncertain what was troubling Belcher, whom he knew as a strong-willed leader who sat in the front at meetings.

FEB. 10 New Colts general manager learns that wearing a bathrobe to a front-office meeting is an Irsay-only privilege.

Way is also sitting in on many of the front office meetings and learning every aspect of how a football team is run.

On 18 October 2009, Turnbull fronted a meeting of Coalition MPs with a proposal to negotiate amendments to the government's ETS.

The preference of General Manager Brian Cashman, as he stated in front-office meetings in spring training, is to hang onto prospects like Alfonso Soriano and be prepared to make a deal for a pitcher, if one becomes necessary.