Sentence examples for more frontline from inspiring English sources

Put 3,500 more frontline personnel into the police and prisons services.

During 2000-2010 better pay for more frontline staff was paradoxically paralleled by growing public dissatisfaction.

Ideologically, it's unlikely that the reshuffle will signal any particular shift, although Owen Patterson, the Northern Ireland secretary, may well be given a more frontline job.

His successor Gordon Brown hinted at a return to front-line politics last week as he went on the attack against Alex Salmond in Kilmarnock, taking a more frontline role in the Better Together campaign.

Pep will sprinkle the stardust Pellegrini managed to misplace, sign a few more frontline players and put his undeniably impressive Champions League experience to good effect in bringing City up to scratch from a standing start.

The Defence Secretary Liam Fox announced a £1.5bn investment in UK reserve forces over the next 10 years as they take over more frontline duties from professional soldiers, whose numbers will be reduced from around 101,000 to 82,000 by 2020.

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It does not affect "the bobby on the beat", but G4S's work allows the police to focus more on frontline services.

Gipey says government policy is "hit and miss" and it needs to talk more with frontline workers about policy and where to direct funding, and with Indigenous women working in their own communities.

The police, who usually serve closer to home but are more like frontline paramilitaries than the civil order forces of the western world, have lower numbers of disappearing officers, but it still stacks up to around 15% of the force each year.

"We're back to the roots of community pharmacy, where in the old days we were more the frontline caregivers".