Sentence examples for reporting is critically important from inspiring English sources

This is why parents who equip their children with the tools I described above about: knowing boundaries, knowing when boundaries are crossed, when to report, and knowing they won't get in trouble for reporting is critically important.

The rear of the car, Dr. Kamm reported, was critically important to aerodynamics, and reducing aerodynamic drag was best accomplished by smoothly managing the flow of air at the rear.

Setting targets combined with measuring and reporting results is critically important to organisational change.

First, rather than updating the data based on date of reporting, it is critically important to summarize the data according to the date of onset both at local and global levels.

The growth of this market, Mr. Conway wrote in a report to investors, is "critically important to Coke's ability to grow corporate-wide operating income in the 12percentto14percentcent range".

Enforcement of fire safety standards is critically important, the report said, because many nursing home residents have mental and physical disabilities.

But he added: "It is critically important that the report should be fair to all who participated in the conflict and to those who bore the responsibility of taking decisions".

Sir John, the chairman of the Iraq Inquiry, today said he understood "the anguish of the families of those who lost their lives in the conflict", but added "it is critically important that the report should be fair".

Our data demonstrate that Cav-1 negatively regulates VSMC polyamine uptake, and, moreover, we show that Cav-1-regulated polyamine uptake is critically important for the reported proliferative advantage of Cav-1 deficient cells.

Report author Hughes said that the main problem was the exclusion of price and rate of supply: "Price is critically important but not considered in these estimates".

It is critically important.