Sentence examples for so that frontline from inspiring English sources

"We have ongoing community engagement … and are in the process of increasing awareness of Project Violet within the Met police so that frontline officers who attend incidents are aware of these particular issues," he said.

North Shore Pediatric Therapy, a Chicago-based clinic with 45 employees in three locations, implemented an online collaboration tool (OnTheSystem.com) so that frontline employees could share their ideas for improving efficiency, quality and client satisfaction directly to process teams, creating a self-sustaining continuous improvement cycle.

For these reasons, we are calling for the repeal of the Prevent duty in health and education so that frontline professionals can be free to get on with their jobs and apply their professional judgment to respond appropriately to cases that genuinely warrant intervention.

Helping professionals recognise coercive control is a key reason that Monckton-Smith has created a new diagnostic system called Dart (domestic abuse reference tool): she hopes it will help elicit new information so that frontline workers can respond to the extreme danger that victims are in.

Has company leadership provided empowerment so that frontline customer service employees can make the pro-customer decisions needed to provide great service in unexpected circumstances?

3. Provide rigorous training to reduce the time, and ease the stress, of transactions so that frontline representatives can focus on the moment.

Barbara Keeley, shadow mental health and social care minister, called on Conservative ministers to act immediately and halt what she called the "worrying trend" by investing in and ring-fencing mental health budgets so that money reaches the frontline.

"So the frontline has taken quite a kicking since 2003 already, so that's roughly 20% of frontline jobs," he said.

So that leaves us with Alan Johnson, a thoroughly amiable man who has excluded himself from frontline politics.

This is likely the most powerful area for LIS to improve care so that observations at the bedside can flow to clinical decision makers and back to the frontline staff, for example through care plans.

We need some defense on that frontline.