It can be sought without any weakening of the president's ability to act directly if vital national security interests are at stake; if achieved, it greatly strengthens America's hand.
But the survey did not address directly a vital question: whether people who are watching streaming video on their televisions consider themselves to be watching TV or using the Internet.
Despite its inherent constraints which hindered significant improvement in the process catalytically, the oxidative coupling of methane (OCM) remains an indispensable prospective approach for converting methane directly into vital chemicals such as ethylene.
The Zhuangzi gives another example, the "fasting of the heart/mind" (xinzhai 心齋) that allows us to rely directly on vital energy (qi) and respond spontaneously to whatever appears before us (Guo 1978, 4: 147; cf. Ziporyn 2009: 26).
Open defecation is widespread, and about 80percentt of sewage in India's cities flows directly into vital waterways like the Ganges.
Such policies, if implemented, would go directly against vital Polish security interests, Michał Baranowski, director of the German Marshall Fund's Warsaw bureau, said.
This bodes well for more accurate estimates of this important indicator, in particular the prospect of deriving infant mortality directly from vital registration data with minimal adjustment (46).
Studies in the Lewis rat have shown that BDV replication does not directly influence vital functions; rather, the disease is caused by a virus-induced T-cell mediated immune reaction.
Several oncoproteins and oncogenic signalling pathways directly regulate vital components of the metabolic network, thus providing a link between the molecular abnormalities of cancer and the transformed metabolic phenotype (Deberardinis et al, 2008; Vander Heiden et al, 2009; Vousden and Ryan, 2009).
This directly affects vital organs such as the heart, kidneys and nervous system, causing possible tremors and fainting in chronic cases.
