49.5%, just short of half the population, is under 18 and education is a vital, if not the most vital, development tool for the country.
Entrepreneurship is one of the most vital driving forces behind economic growth, social development, as well as individual and regional wealth.
Inoue Kowashi, who became minister of education in 1893, was convinced that modern industries would be the most vital element in the future development of Japan and thus gave priority to industrial and vocational education.
Comprehensive analytical characterization is one of the most vital technical aspects of the development and commercialization of a biotechnology product, because it provides a molecular snapshot of the product as generated by the process.
Energy plays the most vital role in the economic growth, progress, and development, as well as poverty eradication and security of any nation.
By Melissa Gorelick NEW YORK, USA, 14 October 2010 – Experts consider that early childhood is the most vital period for the child's survival, growth and development.
Poor fetal nutrition may lead to a "thrifty" phenotype that selectively protects the growth of the most vital organs (e.g., brain) at the expense of the less vital ones (e.g., pancreatic β-cell mass, nephron cell mass) during fetal development [ 2].
Based on the statement "The Most Vital Challenge" presented to the Plenary of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (UNCED, Earth Summit '92) (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 4 June 1992).
Speaking at a session devoted to a new set of development goals, he said that broadening opportunities for women and girls was central to a country's development, and in comments that could irk some of his most vital allies, including Saudi Arabia, he took aim at cultural justifications offered for contentious issues like child marriage.
It is one of the most vital widely geospatially distributed valuable natural resources that play a great role in sustainable green socioeconomic development and environmental protection in the world especially in arid and semiarid regions of the glove.
