Sentence examples for nationally critical from inspiring English sources

The takahē is a threatened species, native to New Zealand and listed as nationally critical.

But two of them, the Rowi and Haast Tokoeka, are down to fewer than 300 birds, earning them a place on New Zealand's "nationally critical" list, its most extreme category of endangered species.

Our long goal is to use the cloud to host machine-learning and optimization technologies, but the scale of the problem forces us to think about how one can build a cloud-scale solution secure enough to support a nationally critical resource, strongly consistent, and seamlessly recoverable after disruption.

None of the indigenous plant species found in the plots in the Mokihinui lower gorge are listed as threatened (nationally critical, nationally endangered or nationally vulnerable) by the New Zealand Threat Classification system (de Lange et al. 2009; Townsend et al. 2008).

Discussions of a proposal to build an Ike Dike that would protect the Bay Area, particularly the nationally critical Houston Ship Channel, were begun in 2009.

Due to being recently classified as nationally critical in New Zealand, no plants of P. exile were available for glucosinolate hydrolysis analysis.

There are several tests being used nationally to assess critical thinking.

Bipartisan legislation has already been introduced in the House of Representatives to regulate and tax online gambling nationally and provide critical consumer safeguards.

The 12 union presidents issued a statement, saying: "The goal of the meeting is to create a unified labor movement that can speak and act nationally on the critical issues facing working Americans.

"Absent a stay, the Court will be deprived of the opportunity to decide critical, nationally significant legal issues relating to management of the economy by the United States Government," the Indiana funds wrote in their Supreme Court application.

Yet as the polls tighten nationally and in critical swing states there are possibilities of a contested election.