"However, at such a time it is more important than ever that both domestic and international journalists are allowed to do their vital work without intimidation, reporting on matters of global interest and concern".
"[This] is where first John Dalton, and later Ernest Rutherford and Hans Geiger, did their vital work on atomic theory.
And only when the value of protecting them, and in some cases replacing them, is calculated, does their vital role in the global economy become clear.
When you have a big meal, for example, and feel a desire to lie down, that's because about a third of your blood supply is being diverted to your guts to let them do their vital work.
However, as our awareness about environmental issues from climate change to depleted fish stocks grows, the need for everyone to do their bit is vital.
The work is, however, a showcase for first-rate makeup (the actors do their own), costumes and sheer, vital stagecraft.
Supplies -- the essential medicines and medical equipment frontline health workers need to successfully do their jobs -- are a vital part of the solution to saving the lives of mothers and newborns.
Or did they rediscover their vital role of providing context, perspective and truth in a contest that is not a countdown-clock-worthy sporting event or reality show, but a competition for the presidency of the United States in fraught and dangerous times?
Instead of placing additional barriers in the way of ordinary women standing up to powerful corporate interests, let's hope that the Court's decision recognizes the intended purpose of the law allowing class actions and does not undermine their vital role in combating pay discrimination and facilitating justice in the justice system.
We simplified follow-up by excluding patients resident in Scotland or Northern Ireland (257), as the Office for National Statistics ONSS) does not monitor their vital status, and those who emigrated after diagnosis (25).
