Sentence examples for frontline onto from inspiring English sources
Supporting the people of Western Africa during the Ebola epidemic is the first step of the action 'moving the disease control frontline onto the "battlefield" anywhere in the world' of the China CDC.
The union quoted two examples it claimed showed how Southern was trying to shift the "scandal of short-staffing and managerial incompetence" onto frontline workers.
Originally broadcast on PBS (Frontline) on May 11 , 2010
I'm actually proud to be the first health secretary who goes out onto the frontline of the NHS most weeks, doesn't just visit trusts but actually takes part, and I've been to a number of mental health trusts.
Standoff biometrics with better than 99.9% accuracy and ethnic classification, open source images, including social media scraped datasets, as well as behavioral analytics and object classifiers, all in addition to endless cyber capabilities, will find their way onto the frontline.
Hotdog kiosk vendors found themselves with sore running eyes, inadvertently pushed onto a moving frontline.
He said that, at the same time that frontline staff were being put onto 24/7 duty rotas, managers were being asked to cut staff by 13% across all regions.
Capa was known for his gung-ho, first-man-parachuting-onto-the-frontlines approach to war photography, a bravado that has influenced many subsequent photojournalists working in war zones.
When they were phased out of frontline service in 1941 they passed onto training squadrons – but the Botha was so tricky to fly that there were many accidents.
Right-wing extremism is glomming onto the Trump administration and gaining momentum, and anti-fascist frontline fighters do not appear to be slowing down as their ranks are bolstered by anti-Trump sentiment.
