Sentence examples for is vital work from inspiring English sources
This is vital work because, as Domazetović puts it, "bears and wolves don't understand political borders".
Similarly, Americans need to realise that peacekeeping is vital work, and not for sissies.Both will need to avoid the temptation of buck-passing or recrimination if the going does get tough.
The implication is that there is vital work not just for a fourth-term Labour government led by Mr Brown, but for a fifth and even why not?—a sixth.
"I see every day the vital work they do to keep us safe," he said while answering questions after a speech in Essex, "but it is vital work that is done under a legal framework within the law and subject to proper scrutiny by the intelligence and security committee".
But there is vital work to be done on nuclear proliferation and arms reduction, for example—in which the need for co-operation with Russia simply outweighs the need to punish it.So Russia will keep its tanks in Georgia if it wants to.
But there's vital work still to be done.
Of course, if you were a musician or a photographer, some of these might be vital work files.
He said it was vital work because the terror threat was real, but argued that it was not targeted at Muslims who were often the victims of extremists.
Network Rail said it was vital work.
