Sentence examples for crucially including from inspiring English sources

Amsterdam greatly extends the policy areas to which co-decision applies, crucially including social policy.

"An external stimulus – sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste – activates a number of regions of the brain, crucially including the amygdala," says Krishnadas.

After a false start in 2006 with a bill that was killed by parliament for being too weak, he launched a sleek new vehicle – "Turning the Corner" – in March 2007, with new emissions targets for each sector of the economy, crucially including oil and gas.

But these figures, to be found on DWP's website, in fact represent the change – successful new claims minus those leaving the benefit – in the total DLA caseload from August 2011 to August 2012, crucially including pensioners and children who are not affected by the change from DLA to PIP.

Crucially, including lesion volume in the VBCM model with the independent PCA factor scores did not alter the pattern of results obtained (Supplementary Fig. 3), indicating these continuous multidimensional factors are largely independent of global severity.

Greenland's move towards independence in 2009 crucially included ownership of its own mineral reserves.

This time Mr. Obama's letter found a receptive audience, which apparently, and crucially, includes for the first time Ayatollah Khamenei.

The metro's metaphorical resonances crucially include the sense of life as the brief, lighted stations and death as the long, "maggoty" darkness in between.

These crucially include London's 33 local authorities (which in some ways have more clout than the mayor), large private business interest and, to some extent, the third sector.

But the Labour peer said that anyone who managed to read the footnote would find that the "huge" area referred to stretched from one side of London to the other, from Hounslow in the west to Dagenham in the east – and crucially included Heathrow airport.

Mr de Ricqlès prevailed and nine months later Mr Bergé signed a slim six-page contract with Christie's that contained neither valuations nor a list of works, but, crucially, included a substantial cash advance.Now Christie's is preparing for la grande vente, which will consist of three evening-sales and two day-sales presided over by eight auctioneers.