Sentences with phrase «into frontline»

The new minister who governs real estate in Ontario jumped into the frontline trenches to learn the business first - hand, taking an extensive tour of a brokerage office in Sudbury.

The new minister who governs real estate in Ontario jumped into the frontline trenches to learn the business first - hand, taking an extensive tour of...

We delve into Frontline and its ground breaking 2 year graduate social work programme, examining what exactly it is, how you apply, and how you can stand out.

When we meet, her fast - tracking into frontline politics by David Cameron - via a recently announced seat in the House of Lords - is being talked up by her minders as the stuff of history: Warsi is the first Muslim to sit in either the cabinet or the shadow cabinet, and when she takes her seat in the Lords, she will be the youngest non-hereditary peer.

As Manchester's Chief Constable Peter Fahy said when he set out his budget, he will still be able to deliver «more resources put into frontline policing and a more efficient and effective service for the people of Greater Manchester».

Other lesser - known figures now thrust into the frontline are Pat Glass as Shadow Education Secretary, David Anderson at Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary and Kate Osamor, who replaces Ms Abbott as Shadow International Development Secretary.

As Chancellor George Osborne confirms he will put an extra # 2bn into frontline health services across the UK next year, the chancellor and the shadow Chancellor, Ed Balls, speak to the BBC's Andrew Marr about their differing spending plans for the NHS.

Since I lost my Assembly seat I've been anxious to get back into frontline politics and serve the people of Montgomeryshire.

George Osborne has told the BBC he will put an extra # 2bn into frontline health services across the UK.

He may rely on others to enforce discipline: Ken Livingstone's old backroom team from his London mayoral days; constituency parties threatening to de-select rebellious MPs; the major union leaders moving back into frontline Labour politics.

Her current work is focussed on the integration of infant mental health strategies into frontline service delivery.

Tapping into frontline employees is particularly useful.

State Senator Jeff Klein (D - Bronx / Westchester) will host New York's first summit on synthetic cannabinoids and convene top elected officials, health experts and city and state agency officials to discuss the K2 epidemic and gain insight into the frontlines of the battle against this dangerous substance.

With an engaging story full of political intrigue, a battle system that mixes real - time combat and tactical strategy, a gorgeous visual style, and more, the game will immerse players into the frontlines of a desperate war.

With an engaging story full of political intrigue, a battle system that mixes real - time combat and tactical strategy, a gorgeous visual style, and more, Valkyria Revolution will immerse players into the frontlines of a desperate war.

During the last 7 years he's been working on growing an audio team that has journeyed deep into the frontlines of Unreal Engine 4 development with Wwise, and has collaborated with creatives to deliver an award - winning audio vision that holds up to the ever - changing modes of gameplay we see in today's AAA titles.

This comes in handy if you want to send your men into the frontlines of battle armed with light machine guns to absorb the attention and gunfire of your enemies (this was the preferred tactic of one of the game developers present).

The campaign mode will tell the tale of 19 - year - old Ronald «Red» Daniels from Texas, who is thrust into the frontlines of World War II.

Not exact matches

As Iraqi forces push into western Mosul coalition troops are closer to frontline fighting than ever before.

Hyderabad - based FrontlineSoft, a software development company, and a subsidiary of Frontline Constructions Ltd., has entered into a strategic alliance with PneumaSoft Inc., a Canadian software consulting firm based in Regina, to provide software consultancy services.

«By using People.ai, we have amazing visibility into how much time - in actual hours and minutes - our sales team is spending on each account, it helps our frontline managers provide coaching that was never possible before.»

He may not have gotten the goal, but he definitely bossed the frontline well & brought many of our attacking players into the game.

Sanchez have been played all across the frontline, never settling down into 1 position

Sanchez played in a 2 - man frontline for Chile at the World Cup, and it was his goal scoring exploits for the South Americans that eventually cajoled Wenger into bringing him to the Emirates.

In his absence, England will have to rely on the out - of - form Wayne Rooney and either Danny Welbeck or Rickie Lambert in attack — hardly a frontline that will strike a great deal of fear into the hearts of any top side, not least the Switzerland defence.

Ideally, I'd take into consideration the scarcity of goals from the Arsenal frontline, and do something about it.

But with David Villa's recovery from injury predicted so closely to the beginning of Euro 2012 and Torres» form lacking, Spain look to be going into the tournament without their two top marksmen in any sort of form and a seemingly inexperienced frontline in their absence.; del Bosque's current striker roster boasts just 28 caps and 11 goals.

Although Sánchez hasn't played on the right consistently since his Barcelona days, the Chilean would be an asset on the counter-attack if returned to the role, while his ability to time runs into the half - space remains one of his biggest attributes and would add a new wrinkle to the United frontline.

With reports emerging that Klopp is happy with our frontline heading into next season it's time we took a closer look at whether the options of Daniel Sturridge, Divock Origi, Domonic Solanke and to a lesser extent Danny Ings are good enough and reliable back ups to Liverpool's new number 9 Roberto Firmino.

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.

After throwing so much into the referendum, he retreated from frontline politics in its aftermath and has maintained a public silence since.

Major's frontline role backing Remain brought him once again into direct conflict with many of those former rebels, and led to some of the most acrimonious — and personal — clashes of the campaign.

Though the ex-MEND leaders noted that the Federal Government had launched a high powered investigation into the incidents to bring the perpetrators to book, they said that the claims against the frontline ex-militant leader, Chief Government Ekpemupolo (Tompolo) and other ex-militant leaders were untrue and misplaced.

Nigel Farage said his party was «really biting hard» into Labour's traditional vote as the results rolled in, while Hamilton hailed his return to frontline politics as a «surprising turn of events».

Maloney was a member of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's Frontline Program, which was designed to help protect vulnerable Democratic incumbents heading into the 2016 election.

The bill, known as the Climate and Community Protection Act, would set into law the Cuomo administration's target goals for clean energy while also ensuring equity for frontline communities workers.

After dealing with frontline politics in This House and Coalition, Graham turns his gaze on the transformation of the Sun from a sinking broadsheet into the tabloid bedrock of the Murdoch media empire.

Labour today announces a plan to make Britain's communities safer, by putting thousands more frontline staff into critical public services, including police, fire, prison, intelligence and border agencies.

Today's report by the Public Accounts Committee into the National Audit Office's report on Managing the costs of clinical negligence in the NHS concludes the Government has been sluggish in its response to these predictable rising costs which are taking scarce resources away from frontline services and patients.

A previous IAS report looking into alcohol's impact on the emergency services saw calls from frontline staff for policy action to curb alcohol harm, including earlier closing times for pubs and bars.

Blair said he was so concerned about the prospect of Britain plunging out of the single market that he could even return to frontline politics himself, saying: «I look at the political scene at the moment and I almost feel motivated to go right back into it.»

But introducing local politics into policing risks political decision - making, much closer to the frontline, and simply replaces one type of undue interference with another.

Ed needs to be a bit more aware of this fact this year - and should make the first moves towards bringing his brother back into the fold of frontline politics.

He said this experience on the frontlines allows him to tap into the sentiments of the working class.

That would pitch Mr Clarke directly opposite Lord Mandelson who was brought back into the Cabinet by Gordon Brown in October after a long absence from frontline domestic politics.

The Nick Clegg surge has taken some seats off the Lab - Con list because they are now winnable by the Lib Dems, and it has pushed the Lib Dem frontlines deeper into Labour and Tory territory.

Much additional research and development is needed to translate advances in DNA sequencing and genomics into reconnaissance tools for clinicians and public health officials on the frontline of the fight against infectious diseases.

The basement membrane is also the frontline physical barrier that keeps primary tumors from spreading into the matrix below.

At the same time, mercury is leaching into your saliva and being swallowed, making its way down your digestive tract where it causes inflammation and damages your immune system — because the frontline of your immune system is in your gut.

Strong storylines, interesting characters, a great setting (WWI frontline hospital), great dramatic sense — the show has everything needed to make it into a classic that belongs with those already mentioned.