Sentence examples for frontline nations from inspiring English sources

The talks among the frontline nations are to bring the Taliban back to its roots as a political organisation, not an armed insurgency.

According to Bill Frelick from Human Rights Watch, there has been a "reverse domino effect", whereby as western nations have built "if not physical walls, legal and fictional walls to keep people out", other frontline nations have followed suit. .

Wearied by violence, heading into another winter of fighting, and enraged by what they see as the inaction and hypocrisy of powerful nations, frontline leaders of the rebellion say that the West risks losing a potential ally in the Middle East if the Assad government should fall.

BBC2 is calling it a "serious social experiment", at "the frontline of our nation's low-wage economy" that will tackle "some of the most pressing issues of our time".

If Houston Superintendent Terry Grier could have seen PBS Frontline's "Dropout Nation" before gambling $61 million on his Apollo 20 reforms, would he have pushed test-driven accountability?

Highlights of the publication's first year have been published in book form as Halfwit Nation: Frontline Reporting from the War on Stupid, both to acclaim and to complaints of unintelligent, overly crude humour.

However, with the increased media attention and new reports out on the impact of TV (I just watched Frontline's "Digital Nation", which is worth checking out!), many parents have taken steps towards limiting their kids' screen time.

That is a fraction of what the nation's frontline relief agency has distributed after other catastrophes.

The President-elect's pick to head the E.P.A., the Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt, has argued before Congress that the agency "was never intended to be our nation's frontline environmental regulator," and that the states should have primary authority.

"At the same time, the EPA was never intended to be our nation's frontline environmental regulator.

The proposed cuts give anti-hunger advocates, including nonprofit food banks like the Greater Chicago Food Depository, grave concern about the future of SNAP – our nation's frontline defense against hunger.