Sentences with phrase «frontline of»

Title insurance companies need to be on the frontline of the title industry if they want to stay competitive among market leaders.

We are the frontline of the battle to protect women's health.

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

Our Indigenous Coordination Centres (ICCs) are the frontline of the Government's efforts.

They are on the frontline of the opioid epidemic and other public health crises.

Business Development Reps are the frontline of your sales force.

I've had more than my fair share of policing & mental health incidents on the frontline of British policing.

«End users consider what's in their doorway to be the frontline of their home security plan,» said Dennis McTighe, Swann's VP of the Americas.

Since you're on the frontline of your organization, we're working hard to offer you an expanded experience within the Insider program that bolsters that expertise and is tailored to your needs.

«I can think of no better investment for our state than investing in those teachers who work on the frontline of Florida's future every day by teaching our...

Whether most users realise it or not; whether you use social networks such as Facebook or Twitter, or just consider yourself a private citizen with no interest in social media, you are on the frontline of a dangerous new epoch in human history.

It is estimated that more than # 90 billion worth of dirty cash could be running through our financial system each year and as key players on the frontline of the fight against financial crime, legal professionals, particularly those operating in the SME sector, have a critical role to play.

They think that if they get rid of fixed fee legal services for AVA Legal Services, they're going to make it better for the folks on the frontline of serving middle class people.

«We are on the frontline of technological adoption for our firm,» Debevoise's Lastres said in the ALM article I mentioned above.

While world leaders negotiate a global deal to curb climate change in Paris this week, Global Witness is calling on governments to do more to protect people on the frontline of the battle to protect our planet.

Ceres says P&C insurers are on the frontline of climate change risks, «and there is compelling evidence those risks are growing».

Homes in the frontline of the ocean and waves are valuable property, but attempts to fortify them are met with resistance from ecologists and other beach users, who say the houses should not have been built there in the first place.

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Follow the Cape Farewell expedition to the Arctic, the frontline of climate change, with over 40 artists, scientists and musicians including Jarvis Cocker & Ryuichi Sakamoto.

Of course, in the late»80s and early»90s small [island] states were on the frontline of that.

As technology advances, Synapse stays on the frontline of modeling and data analysis.

Manuel says that right now, building these tiny houses is the frontline of the battle.

The EU must do much more to protect the most vulnerable people on the frontline of climate impacts.

People on the frontline of climate change, who are already suffering as a result of climate change, demand that rich countries to do their fair share of emissions reductions and provide necessary finance for an energy transformation in Southern countries.

Africa women are on the frontline of environmental challenges and experience environmental impacts in very real and serious ways.

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?

DeBrum said countries such as his, on the frontline of climate change, needed to see concrete signs that leaders were prepared to make deep cuts in greenhouse gas emissions and put up the cash needed to help poor countries cope with climate change.

Her legacy truly lives on through the Movement which to date remains in the frontline of advocating for environmental conservation in Kenya, and making great progress on reclaiming and restoring forest land.

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

Cape Farewell has led eight expeditions to the High Arctic; the frontline of climate change including two youth voyages.

Mayors had been on the frontline of climate and energy issues for a long time, he said, adding that the president's actions had ignited the excitement of mayors and citizens who want to do more.

Speaking via videoconference from Niger, the Special Representative of the Secretary - General for West Africa and Head of the UN Office for West Africa (UNOWA), Mohamed Ibn Chambas, said that he had just met President Mahamadou Issoufou of Niger as part of a tour of Sahelian countries on the frontline of humanity's struggle against climate change.

Home to more than 300 coal mines but also on the frontline of rising seas, Virginia is split along familiar lines — between those who are seeking to keep the coal industry alive and those seeking cleaner energy alternatives and climate change solutions.

An increasing number of people on the frontline of the fight to protect the environment are being killed.

Jones, who has been on the frontline of this campaign for decades, explained why this was a significant shift:

The retrospective of more than 150 works, many of them depicting gay subcultures, proved too hot to handle and a number of museums found themselves on the frontline of controversy — the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, DC canceled their presentation of the show and the director of the Cincinnati's Contemporary Arts Center was tried for obscenity and acquitted — and some politicians used the ICA show as an example of how federal grants were misused by the cultural community.

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

The final playable character Anna, finds her way to the frontline of the war as a medic.

This is Gamescom, the gaming industry's biggest annual event, attracting almost 300,000 ardent fans who are on the frontline of a battle that will soon be fought in living rooms across the world.

Jury's Special Mention The Nordic Game Awards 2016 jury also gave EVE Gunjack, developed by CCP Games (Iceland) a special mention for being on the frontline of the VR revolution.

After nearly 12 years away from the frontline of gaming, Doom is returning and while its development has been challenging, the final game looks to have recaptured the same spirit as id's original shooters.

Seven new weapons will lead the frontline of the Marksmen DLC: five marksman rifles, including the Cyrus 9.3 mm, MAR - 10.338, Mk - I EMR 7.62 mm, Mk14 7.62 mm, and ASP - 1 Kir.

Resistance fighters have a great respect for one another, while B.J. and Anya have a very loving relationship that provides B.J. with additional responsibilities to protect the love of his life and the imminent arrival of their child as he attempts to lead the frontline of the resistance in their fight against the Nazis.

In one memorable match my team created a frontline of heavy machine guns and began laying down a barrage of fire that held the enemy in place while other members of the team began to launch flanking raids.

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

Worldwide, parks are on the frontline of climate change impacts and visibility.

«And the pet retailer is on the frontline of this.»

The Blue Cross animal hospital in Victoria is thought to be the oldest facility of its kind in the world, and has been on the frontline of veterinary medicine since it opened in 1906.

So it comes as a surprise that in the Kimberley — Australia's last great biological ark, on the frontline of the second extinction wave — that there is no direct action, at least not on public lands.

With their impressive size, the serve as the shepherd's frontline of defense against predators.