Sentence examples for critical stamp from inspiring English sources

Games certainly don't need a critical stamp of approval to be commercially viable.

Clinton's directive, for a study looking directly at the impact on US national security from trafficking operations, could prove critical to stamping out the cruel and illegal practices of killing endangered rhinos for their horns or elephants for their tusks.

Therefore, initial blank design is a critical step in stamping design procedure.

In these situations it is critical that you stamp your brand upon your audience before they get to stamp their idea of your brand onto you.

And to be sure it includes plenty of studies that are critical of food stamps, Head Start and Pell grants.

The information was considered so critical that Goldman stamped the documents "Strictly Private & Confidential" and even gave Deluxe a code name: Dave.

"I think capturing or killing bin Laden is a critical aspect of stamping out al-Qaida," Obama said.

But what you said as president-elect to CBS is, quote, "I think capturing or killing bin Laden is a critical aspect of stamping out al Qaeda.

The attack on the intelligentsia comes not simply in the form of physical extermination, but also in stamping out critical mentality as such.

He was cross-examined rigorously by Mr. Tigar about each jot, tittle and bureaucratic stamp on a critical photo identity pass that the government says was made out by the Nazis for a guard named Ivan Demjanjuk.

He couldn't have dreamed of a better critical endorsement than Bolt's "stamping on the ashes" line.