Sentence examples for frontline organisations from inspiring English sources

Local authorities anticipate cuts of 7.1% each year for the next two years and the arts are often earmarked as dispensable in comparison with "frontline organisations".

Federal government cuts to Aboriginal legal services and frontline organisations and attempts by state and territory governments to water down land rights and other Indigenous legislation are also on the agenda.

Second, preventive measures can be implemented by frontline organisations and teams, thereby proactively improving the safety and quality of health care.

During the draft stage of the final report, a consultation process, defined and facilitated by the frontline organisations engaged with our team, will be undertaken with service users via their representatives in the voluntary sector.

The picture is complex: England has lost 30% of its arts council budget, but with the proviso that only 15% should be passed on to "frontline" arts organisations.

We have worked with the Arts Council to ensure that frontline arts organisations have their budgets cut by no more than 15% over the next four years".

It's this simple fact that led me to Frontline – an organisation that is not afraid to demand the best, to unashamedly pursue the goal of bringing only the best into the nation's toughest profession.

"We need answers from the government now more than ever on how they plan to support frontline mental health organisations like ReachOut to heal the mental scars that will remain long beyond the result".

This isolation from the state, lack of positive interaction between frontline public sector organisations such as the Police and the community leave the door wide open for organised criminals and extremists to advance their dubious morals and legitimacy in a community under pressure surrounded by a hostile and suspicious society.

It was a source of frustration throughout organisations; frontline teams complained of 'blanket' policies which were seen as 'very prescriptive and not concentrated on clinical work'.

Our inclusion of health services researchers, decision-making organisations, frontline clinicians, (physicians, nurses and pharmacists) and a patient representative increased the likelihood that the selected quality measures are scientifically sound and have broad applicability and feasibility.