Demonstrators on the frontline wore helmets, masks and goggles, carrying plastic shields and the umbrellas that gave the pro-democracy movement its name.
Among Dstl's activities are high-level operational analysis to support the Ministry of Defence along with providing support to counter-terrorism and frontline operations – to name just a few.
Earlier this year, a frontline worker in Toronto named Zoë Dodd called out Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on the crisis.
"The Undertaking," a memoir of his experiences at Lynch & Sons Funeral Directors, forms the basis of a "Frontline" documentary of the same name to be shown tonight on PBS, and if there is a single trite sentiment in it — about grief, dying, disease, resignation, faith, consolation — it eluded me.
The brothers Fainaru-Wada and Fainaru lay out their disturbing findings in their new book, League of Denial (also the name of a Frontline documentary that aired last week on PBS).
FRONTLINE CAPITAL GROUP, -- New York, named Eileen Serra, senior vice president and general manager of financial services at American Express Co.'s small-business division, as chief operating officer.
Our frontline housing officers knew the names of their worst customers – but not their best.
Surely if we have learnt anything it is that naming and shaming frontline professionals who work in child protection brings disaster?
On April 28, the E.P.A. warned distributors and retailers to stop selling counterfeit products with the brand names Advantage and Frontline, and to recall those already sold.
He spoke of the interlocking problems of mental illness, addiction, violence and the care system, and there was a welcome name-check for Frontline, the programme designed to get top graduates into children's social work.
