Sentence examples for frontline resources from inspiring English sources

"The unprecedented level of activity has outstretched available frontline resources," the report said.

She added: "Even before any changes to the funding formula, all schools will see their budgets cut by at least 8% in real terms over the next five years, having a huge impact on teaching and frontline resources".

This is possible due to the restructure and management improvements of the past few years, which now enables CPS London's senior management to identify where and how these valuable extra frontline resources should be spent".

If we are truly serious about tackling homelessness, this has to go hand-in-hand with government providing more desperately needed frontline resources for hard-pressed councils, and we need a decisive long-term commitment to build homes that people on lower incomes can actually afford.

Its utility is much greater; capable of targeting and evaluating multi-agency life course approaches to violence prevention and optimising frontline resources.

Many of these groups rely on volunteers, and if you aren't able to donate money this year, consider putting in a shift at your local food bank, a frontline resource for the food insecure, or dropping off a turkey like we do in our family every year.

Clegg said: "We will not be providing active frontline military resources to the action taken.

"That's why we're now deporting someone every eight minutes and doubling our frontline enforcement resources.

The deputy prime minister said the UK would not provide "active frontline military resources" to support any action taken against Isis forces but added that the UK would not stand in the way of "well judged, well targeted action to assert some semblance of order in Iraq".

Some £234,923 is being spent on anti-poaching including recruiting, training and resourcing frontline rangers; £34,623 on building and maintaining electrified fences and migration pathways so that elephants can roam across the plains without trampling on fields and getting into conflict with local farmers; and £71,642 on new conservancies, including the 58,000-acre Loisaba Conservancy.

These mass redundancies will affect "backroom" staff and will free up resources for frontline services.