Sentence examples for is a vital issue of from inspiring English sources

Almost every Australian has skin in this game, including some people who really shouldn't, given the government and opposition's protestations that this regime is a vital issue of "national security".

And perhaps even to help shut down Drax". A spokesman for British Energy said of the Hartlepool protest: "British Energy respects and recognises people's right to protest about what is a vital issue for all of us and have no objection to peaceful and lawful demonstration.

As I do not have to tell the House, the development and modernization of air traffic management is a vital issue to the millions of travellers in the European Union and, indeed, from elsewhere who use our airspace; to airlines, to airports and, indeed, to everyone associated with the industry.

Accurate prediction of maximum wave runup on breakwaters is a vital issue for determining crest level of coastal structures.

To meet the high demand of normal weight aggregate in the production of concrete is a vital issue for ecological imbalances.

Autonomy was a vital issue of the early women's movement and continues to be a basic tenet of feminism: women taking charge of their own lives.

This is not an experimental cancer drug we're talking about here, and yet the language used makes it out to be a vital issue of national security.

1, 2 Recent studies demonstrated that pain is independently correlated with the falls in the elderly inhabitants of community dwellings 3 and is a vital issue as over 50% of that population experiences pain.

The detection of non-mass-like enhancing lesions is a vital issue, because a large number of breast lesions have non-mass-like enhancement.

But there is a vital issue that's in danger of being missed – the terrible psychological damage that's being done to millions of children.

Stability problem is a vital issue as the total measure of the ship safety.