Sentence examples for is in the frontline of from inspiring English sources

Jordan senses its vulnerability if it is in the frontline of opposition to Isis which has Jordanian sympathisers.

Greece is in the frontline of a battle between unscrupulous investors and people who want their economy to work in the public interest.

Aides to the former prime minister confirmed that he was actively considering opening an office in Abu Dhabi (subscription), capital of the United Arab Emirates, which is in the frontline of the struggle against political Islam.

As the capital of the European project, Brussels is in the frontline of the struggle for the soul of the west, and Belgium, as every schoolboy knows, is the pistol pointed at the heart of England.

Dr David Wrigley, a GP in Lancashire, member of the BMA's ruling council and chair of Doctors in Unite, said: "This decision by UK GPs to consider industrial action shows how desperate the situation now is in the frontline of the NHS.

Indeed, healthcare practitioners feel little appreciated by management, management does not react when faced with inappropriate attitudes and behaviours and they do not focus on the people that is in the frontline of healthcare, those in charge of patients which are, after all, the true essence of the CIH.

With chapters in 22 states here and in 17 countries worldwide, the group is in the frontlines of disaster relief and humanitarian aid.

There needs to be investment to allow schools to equip teachers better; whether we like it or not, teachers will be in the frontline on the critical issue of children's mental health.

Hood has been in the frontline of shareholder activism over recent months.

Mr Corbyn said: "Unison members are in the frontline of the impact of the Government's austerity agenda.

And that means that some of the third way approaches are likely to be in the frontline of the future battle to stabilise our climate.