Sentences with phrase «front line»

Tell that to Ramsey who 85 % of the time is ahead of our ACM and constantly in the box looking to score with the rest of the front line.

It feels like he could be due for a big game against a smaller Loyola front line.

he has the talent in the front line He just needs to get them to hit top form.

Even without Zlatlan Ibrahimovic, PSG's front line will still be a tough test and if Arsenal want the defence to be tight, Koscielny's presence is the utmost importance.

Time to buckle up snowflake and get on with it — it's not as if he is in the front line of Afghanistan.

There, he focused on the Psychology of the Hospitality Industry and still continues research into stress and the wellbeing of front line hospitality workers.

The tool allows for the corporate office to communicate goals and best practices instantly to every manager on the front line.

«Dole, like all members of United Fresh that grow and farm fresh produce, wouldn't be successful without the knowledge, passion and day - to - day dedication of the produce manager,» said Howard Roeder, President of Dole Fresh Vegetables «They stand on the front line of our industry and represent our products to the shopper.

The Retail Produce Manager Awards Program sponsored by Dole Food Company and now in it's 12th year, pays special recognition to produce managers on the front line in supermarkets working everyday to increase sales and consumption of fresh fruits and vegetables.

We will not permit the situation where our farmer members are placed on the front line in future anti GMO campaigns, pitting them against neighbours and their community.

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Similarly, the court case highlights the need for the organic industry to review and tighten its own protocols and certification management, to deliver uniformity and certainty for those on the front line of this issue: the farmers who feed us and risk their own investments.

Once this regulatory hurdle is overcome and approval for the EU market secure, the company said it will be «on the front line» in Europe's fight against obesity and sugar - related health problems such as type 2 diabetes.

We then distribute these food and grocery items to front line charities around the country, who disseminate these items to people in need of food relief.

Foodbank is Australia's largest food relief organisation, operating on a scale that makes it crucial to the work of the front line charities that are feeding people in need.

I was never much of a baker always worked the front line.

Retailers certified by Australian Certified Organic are at the front line when it comes to educating shoppers on the importance of certified organic.

I've been working on the recipes in the book over the past twelve months and I'm happy to report from the front line that the dishes are a far cry from reusing any old leftovers that you simply re-heat and then take to work in a container, although you certainly can do that if you want to.

Reliable local service engineers offer front line support and a team of global experts are available.

On the training and development side, the company recently implemented a leadership development program for managers in all 15 of the states Glazer's serves, as well as an internal certification program for salespeople and front line employees.

«That doesn't mean you're out on the front line cooking pancakes, but it means your leadership and ability to have your presence felt is important.»

Fraternity: as between man and man, in the sense of an organic interrelation based not merely on our more or less accidental coexistence on the surface of the earth, or even on our common origin, but on the fact that we represent, all of us together, the front line, the crest of an evolutionary wave still in full flood.

Many commentators have noted that the front line proponents of theology of the body deserve a break.

That's the front line of cultural resistance and Christian humanism: the response to the culture of death must be charity, love.

Liam Purcell from Church Action on Poverty says that in the past few years, people in front line services are observing not just relative poverty, but absolute poverty.

Those in prison are on the front line of spiritual warfare, and their victories can be marvelously sweet.

The nursing home in Yemen is truly «Mother Teresa's house» in that it is placed on the front line of the global confrontation between mercy and evil.

There was a really interesting PBS special on Front Line last night, (actually a repeat..

Go down to Haiti (now that it isn't front line news — now that the celebrities have moved on from the emotional high)... where is all the aid coming from?

«In defending themselves,» she writes, «Jews have been turned into the fighting front line of the democratic world.»

Today we no longer claim immunity from the harsher side of world politics, for we are in the front line.

We once had a music pastor who honestly had a «rule» about that... (yes I'm serious) no one could be on the music team, in particular the «front line» who wasn't model material.

The «Just War» idea is largely a tool to keep the ignorant average American in line and on the front line.

After World War II it has come to be realized that the clergy were on the front line of contact with people in emotional distress.

Many states have developed intensive, five day interviewing courses for front line investigators.

Socialism is a cushion to help stop our fall in time of need, so that entrepreneurialism could take the front line.

Last Testament: In His Own Wordsby benedict xvi with peter seewald bloomsbury, 288 pages, $ 24Arandom tale from the front line of the Ratzinger media wars: At the time of Benedict XVI's announcement in 2013 that he was to step down as pope, I was writing for one of the Irish national dailies.

So too for a hundred or so pastors who responded to a parallel inquiry I made on the state of theology to check how those on the front line of teaching felt about the same issues.

Nestle, chair of nutrition studies at New York University, has been on the front line of the food wars as managing editor of the first — and so far only — Surgeon General's Report on Nutrition and Health, which appeared in 1988.

Yeltsin had struggled at personal cost to free himself from his communist past, and he fought on the front line of democracy.

On the front line, when a woman's place was in the home.

Indeed, in any situation, like the front line trenches at the zero hour, when courage is an absolute necessity and every man with all his heart is ardently desiring all of it that he can get, the one intolerable thing would be to talk about it.

The results demonstrated that the clergy were on the front line of contact with people in emotional distress.

I've spent six years on the front line of church planting.

Gays are the newest front line for the atheists cowards that crucified Jesus Christ, want his teachings removed from society to usher in satan's lies of the Talmud.

The Battle of Messines on 7th June 1917 marked both a successful Allied offensive and the first time the 36th Ulster and 16th Irish divisions fought alongside one another in the front line.

This is the embattled front line in this war: shaken - up youth workers who've been confronted by armed teenagers, sombre - looking parish priests supporting grieving parents of murdered children and weary hospital chaplains who have witnessed too many life - changing injuries.

In the Front Line television documentary «Faith and Doubt at Ground Zero,» an angry man who has lost many friends expresses rage toward God.

«The distinction between the front line and home front has largely been erased as terrorism has become a growing feature of contemporary warfare,» said Brian Michael Jenkins, a senior adviser at the RAND Corp. and the founder of its counterterrorism program.

In this New Year issue for 2018 we tackle a topic that is in the front line when the fashionable culture of today's West meets the timeless truths of the Christian Faith: the new gender ideology, recently strongly denounced by Pope Francis.