Portuguese
primeiro plano The position of greatest importance or advancement; the leading position in any movement or field.
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Healthcare providers must bring parents to the forefront of the treatment process.
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The judiciary is thus at the forefront of retaining a healthy democracy.
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At the forefront of those risks was the potential for humanitarian crisis.
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At this time China undoubtedly stood in the very forefront of civilization.
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At the forefront rode a young general; on either side a tribune.
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Our plan will place our cities at the forefront of economic growth.
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Safety is at the forefront of the practices of all our members.
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But memories again forced their way into the forefront of his thoughts.
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China touts that it is at the forefront of developing quantum technology.
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He was also at the forefront of the fight for economic justice.
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Mexico, lying in the forefront of the southward marching army, recently enlisted.
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Counterterrorism strategies and humanitarian responses must place women's empowerment at the forefront.
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At thirty, Bill certainly had it at the forefront of his thoughts.
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She was not used to seeing children set in the very forefront.
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History will undoubtedly cast Postecoglou at the forefront of this rapid-fire evolution.
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Before long, you will even stand in the forefront of our destiny.
