Sentence examples for take on frontline from inspiring English sources

My idea is to take abandoned shipping containers and turn them into direct-care clinics that take on frontline infectious diseases HIV, TB, cholera, child respiratory illness.

In primary schools teachers would have the confidence to take on this issue on the frontline.

He was taken on for his construction skills, but said he hoped to go to the frontline soon.

We often hear about the challenging work volunteers take on, and their expanding role in frontline services, but we want to mark the positive personal impact volunteering can have by bringing people together and creating lasting bonds.

Therapists can work on the frontline as a clinical specialist, take on a managerial role with responsibility for service delivery, undertake specialist research or teach future practitioners.

Consultants are working beyond their contracted hours, and increasingly taking on a greater frontline role in response to the needs of their patients and the growing demands on the NHS.

The gamble that Sefolosha took on by leading the frontline of his own defense, and the risk the media didn't take by giving the case the coverage it deserved.

As a result of these negotiations and divisions of labour, some frontline staff took on new roles and responsibilities to manage the situation.

Therefore quantifying an increased (and by 2007 quite high) proportion of existing frontline staff as taking on these responsibilities on top of their other non-HIV workload is still a hypothesis.

However, despite the desirability of task sharing from a public mental health and health service planning perspective, little is known about the perspectives of frontline PHC workers on taking on these new mental health care roles.

The Wise People know they will be taking on a difficult brief if they offer a frontline service.