Established in 1984 by Alain-Dominique Perrin, chief executive of Cartier, the foundation, a leading private-sector cultural institution in France, aims to discover and promote the leading edge artistic movements of the day.
Apple was at the leading edge of this movement, putting down roots in the early 1980s, when the company was a mere minnow in the tech world.
The Marin group is the leading edge of a movement tailored to this environmentally conscious age and this environmentally conscious region.
Obama is on the leading edge of this movement.
It is now on the leading edge of the movement.
Worker-owned cooperatives are at the leading edge of this movement, especially in abandoned rust-belt cities.
Thankfully, there is a brave band of global nomads who are at the leading edge of this movement.
This is the leading edge of a movement that could transform our courts from guardians of the Constitution into subsidiaries of corporations and ideologues.
Fibroblasts move by extending lamellipodia at the leading edge and formation of fine actin structures at the leading edge causes retrograde movement [39]; sequestration of Ena/VASP to mitochondria increases whereas its targeting to cell membrane reduces motility [38].
Some foreign policy analysts now see Mr. Jones, 68; Representative Ron Paul, Republican of Texas; and a small coterie of Tea Party stalwarts as the leading edge of a conservative movement to rein in American military power — a break from the muscular foreign policy of President George W. Bush.
