Balance is a critical issue to older people.
"It's not a critical issue to him, but it is for our communities, and we understand it," Ms. Barron said.
It's great to see the mainstream media focus on such a critical issue to the health and development of our children.
Although reshaping the federal judiciary is not a critical issue to most voters, it is to the conservatives who make up Mr. Bush's political base.
"It is a critical issue, to have the medical staff in the jail," said Thomas K. Janaes, chief of administration at the DuPage County Illl).
Given that we have flying robots killing people in multiple countries where we are not at war, and other countries are starting to build them too, you'd think this would be a critical issue to debate.
Asked how he would handle a potential influx of Cubans to American shores, a critical issue to the large Cuban population here in Florida, Mr. Romney said, "You thank heavens that Fidel Castro has returned to his maker".
Asked what the naming of "use of 'live' animals in training" as a critical issue in the report meant, Mr Hogan said it meant it was a critical issue to address, but "it does not in itself identify it as an issue that's occurring".
Temperature control is a critical issue to ensuring the reliable performance of fuel cell systems.
Matching and comparing its intrinsic boundary representation (B-rep) is a critical issue to retrieval.
The volatility and limited water solubility of linalool is a critical issue to be solved.
