Sentence examples for action was vital from inspiring English sources

Government action was vital to protect species including Atlantic salmon, bullhead fish as well as bittern and kingfisher, the campaigners say.

Wahu Kaara, a Kenyan member of the People's Movement for Climate Change, said direct action was vital after the failure of the talks so far.

But Jenkins said immediate action was vital, noting how US banks were given just one year to comply with the Glass-Steagall act which followed the Great Depression banking collapse.

After Europe had been laid waste by the ideology of Nazism, a creed born in what had promoted itself for centuries as "the cradle of civilisation", redemptive action was vital.

Throughout last year's protracted debt crisis, Mrs. Merkel was largely on the defensive, unwilling to sanction a euro-zone bailout until the very last moment, when she could argue to Germans that action was vital to save the currency.

Parliament has been forced to legislate because of a House of Lords ruling last week that a double murderer, Iain Davis, was denied a fair trial when key witnesses who identified him as the gunman testified anonymously Straw said urgent action was vital to prevent a "significant" number of serious cases being put at risk.

Quick and concerted action is vital, he said.

State action is vital to the achievement of a more equal society.

Reig argues that increased regulatory action is vital to tackle the 80% of waste water worldwide that is returned to rivers untreated.

With little sign that country-by-country plans have helped to kick-start lending, the G7 believes immediate action is vital to avoid a major slump.

The building of the deal, and its enforcement, will come from the willing participation of countries driven by the understanding that action is vital.