Clinton to be in the vanguard of an overture to Iran.
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Ms Rollins may be in the vanguard, but she is not alone.
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"I would want VA to be in the vanguard of this activity," said Coffey.
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And Chinese Big Tech appears to be in the vanguard of how to pull this off.
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Non-profits should be in the vanguard of this movement for just wages and work hours.
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Thousands of conservative college students will be in the vanguard of the 2020 campaign and beyond.
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Lopes, though he may not realize it, could be in the vanguard of something approaching a revolution.
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As the B in BRICS, Brazil is supposed to be in the vanguard of fast-growing emerging economies.
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American companies must be in the vanguard of these efforts, as a matter of security, economic, and environmental policy.
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Countries such as Germany and Netherlands will have to be in the vanguard of resettlement; with luck, others will follow.
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Economic freedom has not so far brought political freedom on the mainland, but if it did, the PRD would in all probability be in the vanguard.
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This should spur the spread of natural gas, the cleanest fossil fuel and one that should be in the vanguard of the battle against global warming.
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"We believe that we are in the middle of an energy transition that is unstoppable and we want to be in the vanguard of that," van Beurden said.
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At least America had come to its senses in time to be in the vanguard of what the author called "the global digital despotic order of the 21st century."
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A reasonable conclusion is that the company now led by Dara Khosrowshahi needs to be in the vanguard of AV technology if it's to justify its $70 billion-odd headline valuation.
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Warner's own evolving views on technology have proven to be in the vanguard of a sweeping sea change in the way tech is seen on Capitol Hill and on the presidential campaign trail.
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So I mean I think that things are moving in the right direction and you know it's an activity that we would rather be in the vanguard of than play catch up in future.
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Along with the jack-less Moto Z and LeEco's 2016 lineup, the next iPhone is expected to be in the vanguard of a new generation of phones that lack a slot for the most universal of audio connectors.
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"Venezuelans continue to be vain creatures who like to be in the vanguard, who like to keep up with what's in fashion," said Victor Querales, 20153, one of Social Club's owners, speaking on a Friday afternoon before clients began arriving.
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"We are not the first, nor would we be (in) the vanguard in this matter because there are around 24 countries that have this concept incorporated; we could not turn our back on this issue when preparing a new constitutional project," Acosta told lawmakers last summer, according to Granma.
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"We are not the first, nor would we be (in) the vanguard in this matter because there are around 24 countries that have this concept incorporated; we could not turn our back on this issue when preparing a new constitutional project," Acosta said during the assembly, according to Granma.
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"Leverage all of these state-of-the-art technologies and user interfaces and user experiences that are in the marketplace, bring in a firm to activate those to best serve the fan, and then we're going to be in the vanguard of the digital experience and be very fan-focused," he said.
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" Taylor, an independent scholar and the author of "A Slave in the White House: Paul Jennings and the Madisons," understands the mind-set of the black elite, and she quickly points out that despite his own rise to the top, "Daniel Murray was 'a race man to the core' ": "If he took any pride in being the first black man to join this organization or the only one to be invited to that social occasion, his greater goal, his long-range vision, was to be in the vanguard of merit-based recognition for every American of color.
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Gender-nonconforming and trans activists including Marsha P. Johnson, Zazu Nova and Jackie Hormona were confirmed to be "in the vanguard" of the rioting on the first night.
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Marion J. Lamb (born 29 July 1939) was Senior Lecturer at Birkbeck, University of London, before her retirement. She studied the effect of environmental conditions such as heat, radiation and pollution on metabolic activity and genetic mutability in the fruit fly Drosophila. From the late 1980s, Lamb collaborated with Eva Jablonka, researching and writing on the inheritance of epigenetic variations, and in 2005 they co-authored the book Evolution in Four Dimensions, considered by some to be in the vanguard of an ongoing revolution within evolutionary biology.
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Icontec's last major certification by the Colombian government was ratified in 1993 under decree 2269. ICONTEC is the national standards body, and is an active member of the most important international and regional standards bodies. This allows the Institute to participate in the definition and development of regional and international standards in order to be in the vanguard of information and technology. ICONTEC is a certification body having world coverage through IQNet, the international certification network, through which they offer certification services around the world, provided by 10.000 auditors qualified in all economic sectors.
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Under the ninth bishop, John P. Croneberger, the diocese continued to be in the vanguard of radical inclusion. Croneberger directed the creation of an established liturgy for the blessing of same-sex relationships, oversaw the massive diocesan response to the September 11 attacks, and brought the ownership of Christ Hospital back under diocesan control. Croneberger also established a Canon for Congregational Development, which is helping churches with the challenging task of planning for the future. In the past 30 or so years the diocese has struggled to keep up with the growing population in the region.
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Al-Hashimi in military uniform Al-Hashimi's refusal to join Faisal's army came despite promises of support he gave to Faisal in 1915. Of all the personalities Faisal met in his 1915 Damascus trip, it was al-Hashimi's assertion of support at the home of Nasib al-Bakri that convinced Faisal to launch the revolt. As the chief of staff of mostly Arab units in the Ottomans' Arab provinces, al-Hashimi's word carried weight and when Faisal offered to support al-Hashimi's units with Hejazi tribal fighters, al-Hashimi replied that he had "no need of them", but just wanted Faisal "to lead us and be in the vanguard".Allawi 2014, p. 56.
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They traveled through Texas for help, was in Austin, Houston and San Patricio, where he reorganized his army, composed at that time by 300 Mexicans, 140 Americans and 80 Indians, although their number was increasing daily. The main leader of the Americans was Colonel Jordan, who on June 90 assigned men to be in the vanguard of the army of Rio Grande. They moved down the inside of Tamaulipas, Ciudad Victoria without taking a single battle, minions of Jordania treacherous driving to San Luis Potosi, but Colonel suspecting treachery, changed direction and marched towards Saltillo. There, on October 25, 1840 were attacked by the troops of the centralist General Rafael Vásquez and although many of his men deserted, managed to fight back and return to Texas.
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The wartime Manhattan Project left a legacy in the form of the network of national laboratories: the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Argonne National Laboratory, and Ames Laboratory. Two more were established by Groves soon after the war, the Brookhaven National Laboratory at Upton, New York, and the Sandia National Laboratories at Albuquerque, New Mexico. Groves allocated $72 million to them for research activities in fiscal year 1946–1947.. They would be in the vanguard of the kind of large-scale research that Alvin Weinberg, the director of the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, would call Big Science.. The Naval Research Laboratory had long been interested in the prospect of using nuclear power for warship propulsion, and sought to create its own nuclear project. In May 1946, Nimitz, now Chief of Naval Operations, decided that the Navy should instead work with the Manhattan Project.
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His shows there, which featured groups including the Dead Kennedys and Bad Religion, were priced cheaply and attracted over 4000 fans, twice as many as were attending similar events in New York City. His promotions were ultimately loss-making — he estimates his losses at between three and four million dollars over a ten-year period — but they did provide a means for him to launder money from the illegal drug business. He has said that The Olympic Auditorium shows ended in 1985 as interest waned but Goldenvoice moved successfully into other venues such as the John Anson Ford Theater, where tickets for concert by The Ramones were sold for 5. The business promoted some of the first concerts by bands such as Nirvana and Red Hot Chili Peppers, expanding beyond punk to be in the vanguard of the speed metal, Goth and alternative music movements.
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