Sentence examples for frontline without from inspiring English sources

No charity can deliver effective services at the frontline without a strong and professional team at the top," Bubb said.

"If we can understand new technology, such as GPS systems, that allows us to go straight to the frontline without any questions.

The leaflets – each featuring a picture of an Apache helicopter and a burning tank along with the words: "If you go on killing the children and families you will be destroyed" – were sprinkled from a bomb that detonated above no-man's land east of Misrata, raining down over rebel units who had advanced beyond the frontline without telling Nato.

Aziz Ahmad, an aide to the Erbil-based security tsar, Masrour Barzani, said rival security officials of the PUK bloc, had "betrayed Kirkuk and [the people of] Kurdistan, conceded to Iran and withdrew from frontlines without a fight".

The slippery genius of "the war on terror" is that without frontlines and without tangible objectives, there's no need to guard against injuries sustained by friendly fire.

Their "big idea" is to establish a new emergency response fund that would act like a bank in channeling help – wherever and whenever it is needed – to frontline agencies, without having to apply afresh for "credit" for every new disaster.

The number of frontline staff without qualified teaching status (QTS) employed by academies and free schools rose by 2,600 to nearly 8,000 – meaning nearly 6% of the 141,000 full-time teaching staff at both types of school lack teaching accreditation.

Patients were treated with frontline immunochemotherapy without immunosuppression reduction.

Since the bloody fall of Debaltseve, fighting has essentially continued along the frontline, albeit without the indiscriminate use of heavy artillery - as part of the ceasefire any weapons with a gauge over 100mm must be withdrawn 50 kilometers (31 miles) away from the frontline.

Interventions to improve quality and responsiveness in healthcare have centred on professionals and frontline workers without recourse to a total system reform (Agyepong et al. 2001).

The identified risk factors could be aggregated to develop a rating tool that can be easily and rapidly administered by community frontline workers without professional mental health training to identify women at risk for violence and mental health problems.