Sentence examples for key front from inspiring English sources

Home to the world's fastest growing population, the continent is a key front in the Paris climate agreement's quest.

A story on the site announced that Bannon was making the race a key front in what Breitbart calls Bannon's "war against establishment Republicans".

With fewer than 150 blacks, the town of Grand Forks, N.D., hardly figured to be a key front in that battle — until, that is, Larry Lubenow talked to Louis Armstrong.

Mr. Sadr ordered his fighters off the streets on March 30, but the showdown has continued in his eastern Baghdad stronghold, turning Sadr City into a key front in the five-year-old war.

Today, Chalatenango, a strategic territory in El Salvador's 1980-92 civil war, is seen by many as a key front in the nationwide fight to strengthen environmental protections and keep the nation's gold and other metals in the ground.

The discussions with the IMF and the EU are a key front in the fight for economic independence," they wrote, evoking the spirit of the "fight for independence" that followed the 1848 revolution against the Hapsburgs in Vienna.From inside the country, the government feels pressure to take a bolder, even reckless, approach.

He is picking up on the cultural and global changes that put Asian clients in key front-row positions in Dior's show tent.

For example, the annual campaign by HMRC to remind people to submit their self-assessment tax return on time. 5. To inform and support the public in times of crisis In key, front-line operations, government communicators provide the vital link between the incident response and explaining to the public whether they are at risk and what they should do.

(What actually is a Demogorgon?) Stranger Things triumphed on two key fronts.

There are, however, several reasons why the two situations are radically different, particularly on two key fronts.

Our analysis shows countries can buck historic trends, with some governments already outperforming on key fronts like maternal mortality – but it will take an unprecedented, global collective effort to meet the ambition of the new goals".