Sentence examples for this important juncture from inspiring English sources

But at this important juncture, it remains rudderless.

We urge the military not to deprive Egyptians of information sources at this important juncture.

It was widely seen as an indication that he was throwing his support behind the administration of the president, Hassan Rouhani, at this important juncture.

It is critical at this important juncture that we support the growth of the Egyptian economy, by building direct, sustainable trade and business partnerships between the United States and Egypt.

"It's disappointing not having him as a part of the team at this important juncture of building our team, but ultimately a player must decide what is best for him.

At this important juncture in the court's existence, it is hard to avoid the feeling that the drive for justice in Cambodia is ending with an unsatisfying whimper.Foreign pressure for a more searching process has failed to overcome the resistance of the Cambodian government.

Eric K. Meyer, a managing partner of NewsLink Associates, which conducts research into online and some other journalism, called this moment an important juncture because newspaper sites and their parent companies still need to experiment, but have less margin for error.

This is an important juncture.

"This is an important juncture in the aviation debate because now Britain's choice is clear; expand Gatwick and support genuine competition, lower fares and greater choice for passengers or expand Heathrow and return to the stale monopoly of the past and watch the cost of going on holiday, travelling for business and exporting goods and service go up," Mr Wingate said.

Nairobi - 4 April 2001 Dr. Piot, Fellow Agency Heads, Colleagues, Ladies and Gentlemen: This past year has been an important juncture in stepping up the fight against HIV/AIDS - a time for breaking the silence; for recognising the disease as the profound threat that it is; for assessing more realistically the resources required to mount an effective response - and for mobilising leadership.

That priority is only stronger at this important political juncture.