Sentence examples for go frontline from inspiring English sources

Some frail elderly patients were reported, who entered molecular remission after ATRA and GO frontline therapy, even with reduced dose of GO [ 34, 60, 61].

"However I also really didn't want to go into frontline politics," he says.

The Department for Children, Schools and Families estimates that about £45bn will go to "frontline" schools spending in England, with additional amounts spent in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

His thesis is that the money should go to frontline legal services, ignoring the reality that acting for the disadvantaged is not entirely focused on court proceedings, but entails frequent representations to government agencies and ministers.

What was your first thought when Roy Keane let it be known that once Euro 2016 is over he wants another go at frontline management and is not willing to box up that part of life just because others might think there are better places for him within the sport?

Of the £1.96bn provided by the chancellor earlier this month, £1.5bn will go on frontline services, the rest on developing new ways of providing out-of-hospital care, with financial incentives given to experiments such as having on-site pharmacists or mental health specialists working alongside GPs.

In time, that could free up money to go to frontline services but in the meantime there will be a big bill to pay for the changes.

"We want ordinary kids to have the chance to go to frontline government; from the classroom to the corridors of power.

Over the years my role has gone from frontline firefighting to managing crews.

But Chief Secretary to the Treasury Liam Byrne said at the weekend that he had also ordered a detailed review of quangos in a bid to "make sure every penny of public money goes to frontline services".

You can't go on the frontline.