Sentences with phrase «at frontline»

Our industry is still in the midst of a revolution, and while REALTORS ® are positioned at the frontline, it important that we remain vigilant to lead our industry into the future.

The key to success is sustained funding as well as leadership by Aboriginal community - controlled health organisations, say those at the frontline.

Coastal and island communities will be at the frontline of rising sea levels.

Rather than working at a frontline type of position, I worked in the proof department and learned how transactions were handled after they left the teller line.

Having worked at the frontline for 5 years, I believe that I am ready to meet the demands of high volume work.

Join me next week when I speak to Katie Purser head of graduate recruitment at Frontline where we discuss getting into social work.

Working at Frontline will certainly be challenging, but you will have an amazing opportunity to make a difference to the lives of children and families here in the UK.

Many times the nurses, home aides and healthcare professionals who work closely with elderly patients end up at the frontline for recognizing hoarding signs and behaviors.

Chris Wylie on Tuesday told a packed audience at the Frontline Club, a media organization in London, that he is sorry he had worked for Cambridge Analytica.

Wylie sat down with Peter Jukes in front of an audience of journalists at the Frontline Club in London, where Jukes asked him what his thoughts were on Facebook losing about $ 50 billion in market cap.

Most ads have a conversion rate of 1 % or less, Wylie told the audience at the Frontline Club in central London — but he saw evidence that Cambridge Analytica's ads had conversions as high as 10 %.

He addressed the precipitous fall in Facebook's share price after being prompted by Peter Jukes, who was interviewing Wylie in front of an audience at the Frontline Club, a talking shop for journalists.

On Tuesday, at the Frontline Club, Wylie was praised for coming forward with the information and revealing to the world what he had done.

On April 23, a news conference was held at the Frontline in London to publicly launch the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots.

Cambridge Analytica whistleblower Christopher Wylie discussed the Facebook controversy at the Frontline Club in London on March 20.

That's why Courthouse Libraries BC and West Coast LEAF (Women's Legal Education and Action Fund) are offering a free 1.5 hour webinar aimed at frontline service providers who assist women survivors of violence — including transition house workers, settlement workers, sexual assault support workers, counsellors, and others.

If lawyers got out of their miserable publication rut then they could really engage client attention — in my research I've found that clients yearn to know what lawyers are seeing at the frontline, and are always on the lookout for practical pointers.

These tragic events highlight one of the most compelling issues facing the global community when we try to tackle climate change, how do we ensure we reach those in greatest need of support, who are actively trying to protect and restore their forests, and who stand at the frontline of climate change?

Cities are at the frontline of the energy transition While countries and regions are setting grand targets to curb carbon emissions, the real action will be taken in the world's booming urban centres 7 September 2016

We are nearly at the close of the third week of our Christmas appeal for nine organisations dealing with domestic violence in this country, and for Médecins Sans Frontières, the medical charity at the frontline in many of the world's conflict zones.

British photographer Jason Larkin will be leading a talk at The Frontline Club ahead of his upcoming exhibition with Flowers Gallery.

The northern equivalent to the Turner Prize was won by the septuagenarian Cumbrian, celebrating her»50 years at the frontline of art and activism»

We take pride in having been at the frontline of the development of family law jurisprudence in Belize.

If you are off looking at Frontline Plus for cats review, it would be safe to think you are struggling with your cat's flea problem.

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Working closely with you to make sure schools do get the best deals possible and can target precious resources at the frontline.

The TeachFirst scheme has shown how a career teaching at the frontline — in our most challenging schools — has become a prestigious destination our best graduates fight to reach.

The education secretary Nicky Morgan said: «From helping to set up one of the country's top academy chains, to acting as a council member for the Institute of Education, to overseeing our ambitious qualification reform programme, Amanda has extensive experience at the frontline of the education system, making her uniquely qualified to take up this important role.

It is schools who are at the frontline of dealing with these complex issues and can also be a driving force for promoting the positive use of technology.

At Frontline Total Security we like to feel that we are able to offer all our clients the complete security solution.

By giving back a share of profits, YPO is able to deliver added value, enabling funds to be reinvested where they are most needed — at the frontline of education.

His reduced status as little more than a figurehead is a bitter pill to swallow for Churchill, whose tirades and self - pitying fail to impress his devoted, but increasingly frustrated wife Clemmie (Miranda Richardson), while even his trusted friend King George VI (James Purefoy) must talk him out of a misguided plan to be at the frontline of the Normandy landings.

A Bigger Splash, which Guadagnino said was named after the David Hockney painting that «helped me understand art», also touches on the refugee crisis currently gripping Europe, with shots of a just - visible Tunisia on the horizon some 60 km away, and the presence on the island of refugees a reminder that Italy has been at the frontline of the crisis for some years.

Or being able to skip across miles of broken rock in scorching heat with sixty billion rifle bullets and a Predator in your pocket, arriving at the frontline fresh enough to nail split - second reloads and hold a scope level?

The avant - garde design has been widely popular these past two years and is at the frontline of dressing in athleisure.

«The ocean is really at the frontline of climate change, so I am delighted that the ocean is mentioned for the first time in the Paris agreement.

NMCIR is at the frontline of preventing deportations, and has been for the last 20 years.

They're firefighting at the frontline with increasing workloads and frustrated at being unable to provide the quality of care that they are trained to, and want to, deliver.

In the next year at Frontline we need to keep working on these relationships, but I think the board and the team are very committed to doing that.

OLAF is at the frontline in the fight against fraud and corruption, and our high level of ambition reflects the commitment of the EU institutions to address these issues.»

«It is about victory and failure: about the mistakes made, change delivered and personalities encountered over the course of two decades at the frontline of British politics.

As well as supporting practitioners and policymakers through our training and consultancy programmes, we have a stable of publications which distil key messages from the research evidence into practical resources to be used at the frontline by people working with fathers and / or addressing fatherhood in their work.

Look at our frontline, appalling!!!! Bellerin looks too comfortable.

He told an audience at the Frontline Club in London that before the story broke, Facebook had agreed to work with him to improve its platform.

The Kode with Klossy community is a collective of renaissance women and girls, who are leaders, and at the frontline of the coding revolution.

The current government has been at the frontlines of fighting the fentanyl crises which claimed 914 lives in B.C. in 2016.

If you do a study on who is out there at the frontlines fighting poverty, helping the poor / needy it is the believers.

In the next column in this series, I focus on the major health trends and issues — and the impact on kids» learning — that school nurses such as Ms. Fekaris are seeing from their posts at the frontlines of school health.

Notable, after a year in office Bonespurs has not found enough time to visit troops at the frontlines.

The award winning climate scientist Michael E. Mann and the Pulitzer Prize - winning political cartoonist Tom Toles have fought at the frontlines of climate denialism for most of their careers.