Sentence examples for making it vital from inspiring English sources

All these changes require a new constitutional order, making it vital that Arab countries get their constitutions right.The record so far looks unpromising.

The 1995 Schengen agreement allows people and goods to move freely within the European Union without border checks, making it vital to control the external borders.

"A healthy manufacturing base remains critical to the wellbeing of the UK economy in key areas such as innovation, exports and productivity, making it vital that the sector is given more support to compete against global and domestic headwinds".

The outbreak of West Nile virus infection this summer is more broadly dispersed and accelerating earlier than it did last year, making it vital that more communities work to prevent mosquitoes from biting and breeding, federal health officials said yesterday.

Philippe Sands, QC, a professor of law at University College London who is expected to give evidence to the inquiry, said confidential material such as the memo was of national importance, making it vital that the inquiry is not held in private, as Brown originally envisioned.

This is partly because the number of people migrating to urban centres such as Port-au-Prince has been steadily rising for the past 30 years, increasing the amount of rubbish created and making it vital that we come up with a comprehensive national management plan – fast.

That makes it vital to the league's general small-ball strategy.

Livingstone has taken the job and made it vital and relevant to Londoners.

The new landscape makes it vital that those retiring get the right advice, warn experts.

It also makes it vital for national governments to support, not undermine, Europe's single-market rules and competition policies.

"The ubiquity of statistics makes it vital that citizens, scientists and policy makers are fluent with numbers," the report says.