Sentence examples for this vital matter from inspiring English sources

The moment is historic and each of our representatives in parliament should understand that the choice they make on this vital matter will determine how they are remembered.

A non-binding referendum, voted on amid a thicket of utterly cynical lies and promises, cannot be a tombstone block to the judgment of MPs on this vital matter of national interest.

Where are the presidential candidates on this vital matter?

Go here for talking points, and a "citizen whip chart," where you can enter information about what your senator says he or she is planning to do on this vital matter.

According to the Economic Policy Institute: "The CEO-to-worker compensation ratio was 20-to-1 in 1965 and 29.9-to-1 29.9-to-1 29.9-to-12.6-to-1 in 1978, peaked at 383.4-to-1 in 2000, and was 295.9-to-1 in 2013...".. Where are the presidential candidates on this vital matter?

Moreover, on the vital matter of chemical and biological agents, the agencies' overall assessments were entirely reasonable.

Many cryonicists choose to have only their heads frozen – because that contains all the vital matter – and by the time people can be brought back to life it will be easier, and preferable for some, to attach a new body.

On the vital matter of selecting federal judges and Supreme Court justices, an area where the attorney general wields great influence, it seems clear that under Mr. Ashcroft's leadership, moderate judges would have little chance of appointment.

Our mind is still open on this terrible vital matter, but our heart is shut tight, and every instinct hollers that compulsory training is a wrong number.

He promoted his architecture charity's "expertise … on the vital matters of design and environmental sustainability".

The result, according to the former justice secretary Ken Clarke, has been a "UK justice system unable to pass judgment on these vital matters".