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But when members debate the proposal — we hope next month — they should consider how vital subpoena power would be for the office's ability to do its job credibly.

To consider the importance, and fragility, of reputation generally, and then to consider how vital is the Federal Reserve's reputation for political independence and technical expertise, both to the United States and the world, is to grasp the utter recklessness of President Trump's recommendation of Herman Cain for a position on the Fed's Board of Governors.

And considering how vital the OEM car market is to the two satellite companies, they no doubt took notice when German automaker BMW said Sunday that it will make HD Radio receivers an option across its entire car line in 2007.

Consider how less vital '70s singer-songwriters or punk founders sounded in the '80s, or how less inventive techno acts of the '90s came across a decade later.

But today we see how vital these reforms have been.

While much has been written about skyscrapers recently, as the debate about how to rebuild Lower Manhattan intensifies, it is critical to step back and consider how skyscrapers contribute to a vital city.

When companies are building new energy-efficient HQs, it's vital to consider how the latest technologies fit together.

"It is vital to consider how best to farm here, but also to use this region as a model for how best to farm in other locations," explained Dr Edwards.

It's vital to consider how a process can be scaled up, and what will be required in field-testing and prototype evaluations.

Mozilla notes that it will also consider how commonly the software is used and how vital it is "to the continued functioning of the Internet or the Web".

With the cupboard bare, prime minister Alexis Tsipras must consider how to pay public sector wages and vital welfare payments.