These legislative accomplishments highlight the vanguard role California is playing in establishing clear rules of the road for protecting our children's sensitive information from commercial exploitation and from falling into the wrong hands.
It is a new right in that the European Community is at present playing a vanguard role.
Alongside the erratic mutation of the games industry that doesn't look set to settle anytime soon, the past year has seen the culture surrounding games play vanguard to an unpleasant new internet phenomenon that we've yet to learn to deal with a digital equivalent of the way that Brutalist architecture ended up accidentally creating ghettos.
Alongside the erratic mutation of the games industry that doesn't look set to settle anytime soon, the past year has seen the culture surrounding games play vanguard to an unpleasant new internet phenomenon that we've yet to learn to deal with – a digital equivalent of the way that Brutalist architecture ended up accidentally creating ghettos.
(Tsuriko Shepard is a Vanguard--it plays nice).
Principal clarinet Franklin Cohen, for example, represents a vanguard of shiny, vibrato-tinged American wind playing that's a pleasure to come across when so many orchestras these days sound alike.
With radio controlled by a few chains and MTV playing videos less and less, the vanguard of music promotion has rapidly moved to the Internet.
As the women's game has grown, Welsh has been in the vanguard of a group of underclassmen that has quickly grabbed playing time, often at the expense of juniors and seniors.
Putin's old spy agency, the FSB, played a vanguard role.
Al Qaeda does not play a vanguard or a leading role in the conflicts of the Middle East but is fighting mainly at its periphery.
Significantly, Miuccia Prada, always in the vanguard of any movement, played with flat Japanese-inspired "sock" boots, meant to give a perfume of the geisha to her folded and flowered clothes for Prada.
