Sentence examples for issues of vital from inspiring English sources

"This just shows why issues of vital environmental importance shouldn't be handed over.

"I suspect the U.S. position would change direction rather quickly if issues of vital interest began to be investigated".

"Senator Kennedy has serious reservations about the nominee and his controversial record on issues of vital importance to the nation's workers," his spokesman, James Manley, said today.

"The Commission was created, it existed for several months, and it gathered information about issues of vital public importance, and it cannot. . .

"The U.S. wants to be at the table when the I.C.C. doesn't touch on issues of vital interest to it," said Philippe Sands, author of "Lawless World," who teaches international law at University College in London.

We convene American and Asian academics, government and military officials, and foreign policy, defense, and security specialists at Track 1.5 workshops and other forums where they discuss candidly issues of vital national and regional interest.

He said its fate had always been an issue of "vital importance" to Russia.

But this is – despite what you've been told – an issue of vital importance.

Robust path following is an issue of vital practical importance to the ship industry.

And with new anthrax scares spreading, war in Afghanistan and other national concerns, restrictions on private aviation are hardly considered an issue of vital importance.

Frankly tedious bickering & point-scoring over Brexit, an issue of vital importance to the UK on which neither party leader clearly has a clue how to proceed.