Modest inroads have been seen some Ethiopian Jews make it to the forefront of public life in Israel as lawmakers, journalists or doctors, but as a whole, the community still struggles for equality and integration into Israeli society.
Grazia Chiuri's influence has been pervasive this week, not just in her slogan feminism at Dior but in that her rise to prominence has put the Valentino look with which she made her name at the forefront of everyone's mind.
Public education never made it to the forefront of this year's presidential debate.
"A practical guide for resisting the Trump agenda" has made it to the forefront of the various projects opposing the president.
It has made it to the forefront of the country's politics several times since the early 70s, when, according to Kadzamira, the Government of Independence leader, Hastings Kamuzu Banda, debated whether to establish tobacco or cannabis as the country's primary cash crop.
Professor Sharkey and his team at the FRR insist that they do not want to stifle this development – rather to make sure responsibility is at the forefront of decision-making so that we are aware of the potential consequences.
PG&E have been at the forefront of making it economical for customers to get clean energy.
With that kind of information in the back--no, make that the forefront--of campus administrators' minds, I expect upgraded dorms to become more of a trend in the years ahead.
"Historically in our country, young people have been at the forefront of making change," Olikara explains.
For example, real estate syndicators have been at the forefront of making use of general solicitation to advertise their offerings, allowing the investing public to indirectly own a piece of commercial real estate, which an investor acting alone could not afford to purchase.
