vanguard

If there was an issue on the vanguard of civil liberties, the fund and its directors were aware and considering it.

They are at the vanguard of the sport's professional era, the elite of the three million people who play netball in England at least once a year.

Monsta X represents a vanguard of artists whose strong group dynamics strain beyond the milestone that used to be a breaking point for past K-pop groups: South Korea’s mandatory military service.

“New York City has long been at the vanguard of interfering with enforcing this country’s immigration laws,” the DOJ wrote in the suit.

But delegates and party leaders largely argued that the state needs to continue to be on the vanguard of such matters.