Sentence examples for make this critical from inspiring English sources
Since the financial crisis, banks have made great efforts to make this critical financing source safer, partly by backing this debt with higher-quality assets.
European leaders will make this critical decision in the next 10 months – in the run-up to the next UN talks in South Africa.
In the interim, we should make sure that we do not sacrifice democracies like Georgia that are trying to make this critical part of the world more stable, secure and free.
This paper analyses the way numerical data on Municipal Solid Waste (MSW) quantities are recorded, processed and then reported for six of the most meaningful Italian Districts and shows the difficulties found during the comparison of these Districts, starting from the lack of homogeneity and the fragmentation of the data indispensable to make this critical analysis.
As innovators, we strive to make this critical component of modern healthcare possible in low-resource settings.
De Blasio's plan would fully fund universal pre-K by asking those making over $500,000 a year to help make this critical investment in our future".
The generalized nature of the bodily form of primates, combined with their specialized brain, made this critical step possible.
"We appreciate the senator's confidence in us as a building agency and, if we do assume responsibility for the project, look forward to his help in making this critical regional transportation project a reality," said Steve Sigmund, a spokesman for the Port Authority, which plans to discuss the notion at its board meeting this afternoon.
More important, the Senate that made this critical deletion was dominated by Federalists who were skeptical of the militia's performance during the Revolutionary War and opposed to the idea that the future of American defense lay with the militia rather than a regular army.
There are mistaken religious concerns, worries over whether you can have an open-casket funeral (you can), and health and age-related issues (I'm too sick/old/unhealthy to donate), which stop people from marking "yes" when making this critical decision.
Today, we are t aking another step forward – and I thank the Council for its commitment to children affected by armed conflict, and for making this critical issue a priority.
