on the front burner

But now there are other issues on the front burners.

"After yesterday the case is back on the front burner."

He said other parts of the agreement were on the front burner.

There was a pot of something on the front burner.

The city does not have residents' concerns on the front burner, he said.

"If an issue is on the front burner now, it's hard to say we should wait," he said.

Will he or she keep issues like hiring and promotion on the front burner?

"There is always the possibility of failure on the front burner," he said.

The citizens group here helped keep the notion of environmental justice on the front burner.

Our arguments, public hearings and work have put this issue on the front burner in the state.

His life and its weird complications was on the front burner right now.

"Put your agenda on the front burner and let it boil."

"But for most voters, peace and prosperity are on the front burner."

"Just getting reorganization on the front burner is more than we've achieved in 50 years."

"I think it's just a way for them to say they want to keep Afghanistan on the front burner.

I told the clubs today that contraction is very much on the front burner.

It means so much to me that Genesis is on the front burner again."

"But I don't get the sense it's on the front burner."

Not unless he's got something tactical on the front burner."

Oil isn't on the front burner only in Iraq.

Furthermore, she pointed out, given the city's current economic problems, enforcement is hardly on the front burner.

Issues like education and health care and economics need to be on the front burner of this Congress.

"Our job is make sure people see the importance of this, that it is on the front burner."

To that end, the Jets head into training camp with a lot of experiments on the front burners.

That has improved a bit over time, but credit goes to activists for keeping it on the front burner.