Sentence examples for it's in the forefront from inspiring English sources

It's in the forefront of people's minds when they're deciding to leave".

"It's good to ensure it's in the forefront of conversation, get local politicians involved, bring the issue to light".

And despite Conoco's green words, it is in the forefront of the API action.

It is in the forefront of efforts by the Mayor's Office of Sustainability to lower building energy use, and will result in updates to the building code.

Many Jews are bitter that every time an Israeli soldier kills a Palestinian (militant or otherwise), it is in the forefront of the international news.

The E.P.A., responding in July to the letter from Mr. Obama and Mr. Waxman, said it was "in the forefront of incorporating age- and gender-specific differences in our risk-based radiation protection guidance and regulations".

But it was in the forefront of the movement to conserve existing structures and clean up the contaminated industrial sites called brownfields, becoming a leader in the field of sustainable building.

It is in the forefront of defending human rights.

It has been in the forefront of efforts to ensure the treaty's universality.Iran's reliance on the nonproliferation regime is based on legal commitments, sober strategic calculations and spiritual and ideological doctrine.

The government in Britain, which is having a double-dip recession, has promised to reduce regulation on business — one reason it has been in the forefront of opposition to Ms. Reding's plan.

But America's dilemma over Darfur has been especially acute: on the one hand, it has been in the forefront of pressing for tough action against Sudan; on the other hand, the White House's vehement rejection of what President George Bush calls a "foreign court" with "unaccountable judges" has made it highly reluctant to "legitimise" the ICC by agreeing to send suspects for trial.