That pudding earl actually came to the frontlines?

International public private partnerships and an army of vaccinators are working on the frontlines to protect every last child.

He was always at the frontlines doing his best to prevent any conflict between the riot police and the demonstrators.

Far from the frontlines, these women now refugees in Jordan are struggling to support their families despite meager financial means.

One of the few groups that works directly with global bloggers on the frontlines of free speech is Global Voices Advocacy.

Far from avoiding conflicts and mediating existing tensions, Turkey under the AKP appears intent on stoking new conflicts and creating new frontlines.

Women had been in the frontlines in the fight for national survival as they had had the most to lose from the decade long terror.

Think of penguins as ocean sentinels, says Dee Boersma they're on the frontlines of sea change. Sharing stories of penguin life and culture, she suggests that we start listening to what penguins are telling us.

4 We advise our brothers that are standing guard on the frontlines to be sincere in their intentions for God and have true direction because their work is for the advancement of the word of God.

For example, Jagdish Bhagwati, the distinguished free trader, and Fred Bergsten, the director of the pro globalization Peterson Institute for International Economics, have both been on the frontlines arguing that critics vastly exaggerate globalization s ills and under appreciate its benefits.

Iraq was afflicted with that scourge under Saddam's regime, whose policy was to rule or destroy people and property with all types of lethal weapons. Today the Iraqi people are paying the price of countering terrorism, because it is their homes that are on the frontlines of the battle. The world must support Iraqis in fighting the war against terrorism and the remnants of the Baath regime so that it can move towards democracy.