Sentence examples for essential to press from inspiring English sources

The nature of Enrique's system, generally with forwards deployed on the wings (Osvaldo, Bojan Krcic) means it's essential to press high up to let those players work in their favoured zones.

Backers of the legislation said it was essential to press for a measure free of amendments because there was not enough time to reconcile an amended Senate bill with the House version before Congress adjourned for the year.

Work on a successor system - which experts say could cost up to £20bn - was continuing in the meantime, Downing Street added, since the length of time the development process took meant it was essential to press on with early-stage investment decisions.

President Bush should delineate America's serious concerns and assert the right to press for essential changes -- while he still can.

As a candidate for Congress under the new Constitution, he promised to press for the essential "guards in favor of liberty".

We should use every opportunity to continue to press the GOP to allow this essential transit route.

There's no need to press fast-forward to find the essence of a track, because I've already reduced each number to its essential emotion".

The ability of the press to print their stories without the government trying to get them to betray their sources is as essential to a free press as the ink it is printed with.

What they don't understand is that whistleblowers are essential to freedom of the press and freedom of the press is essential to democracy.

Which one do you prefer, and why? –How is free press essential to a democracy?

The kind of press regulations proposed by British politicians would do more harm than good because an unfettered press is essential to democracy.