step to the fore

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step to the fore - make oneself visible; take action; "Young people should step to the fore and help their peers"

come forward, come to the fore, step forward, step up, come out

act, move - perform an action, or work out or perform (an action); "think before you act"; "We must move quickly"; "The governor should act on the new energy bill"; "The nanny acted quickly by grabbing the toddler and covering him with a wet towel"

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Customers also need to step to the fore and feel free to ask about the portion sizes regardless of whether or not the staff encourages it.

Food security amidst food wastage

Veteran Sabahan Barisan Nasional (BN) politicians are making way for the second generation and younger faces to step to the fore this GE14.

Sabah BN veterans make way for fresh faces in GE14 lineup

This is when the real winners step to the fore. After all, it's not just a return to Europe's elite on the line this afternoon - the reputation of the team is at stake.

Reds' chance to shake off tag as nearly men

This is the time to step to the fore, provide leadership in the vacuum that exists and drive your programme forward."

Avoiding a paralysis of inaction: the decision to leave the EU has left doubts amongst many as to the future of Britain's industrial sector. Jonathan Newell reflects on why exiting the EU shouldn't result in a paralysis of inaction

Pune, India, February 05, 2016 --(PR.com)-- Upside Learning, a leading provider of learning technology solutions, announced today, that it has been named as a 'Core challenger ' in Fosway's 9-Grid for bespoke solutions and providers in the UK/European market, a step to the fore from its previous year listing as potential challenger.

Upside Learning Forges Ahead as a Core Challenger in Fosway's 9-Grid for Bespoke Learning Solutions

"We lost some big name players over the summer, so it's up to other people to step to the fore.

Doak: Beware wounded Tigers

Step to the fore the Hop and Cleaver, which opened last week in what was formerly Offshore 44.

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WILL Packwood pretty much personifies this young Blues breed who have had to step to the fore.

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* Jordan's Islamists step to the fore of the country's protests.

Sundown: Islamists Emerge in Jordan

The so-called "millennial" consumer (those currently aged 21-34) will step to the fore in the next decade, as the group grows to comprise 40 percent of Americans 21 and older.

Neilsen notes impact of the millennial generation

Alex Whiteside, a cousin of Miss Mason, told the gathering of about 40 people that when his cousin heard about the bell returning to the Whitin Mill, "she was quick to step to the fore and help make it possible."