Sentence examples for vital archive from inspiring English sources

"The more we know about not only what [veterans] did but who they were and how they lived, the richer this vital archive will become".

Whether or not the typical Chinese government was indeed oppressive, effective control of information was lodged in the authorities, since access to the evidently vital public archives of earlier administrations was limited to a relative few.

To that end, the vital Broadway Theatre Archive DVD series is something of a marvel.

Dr Hakim Adi, a historian and trustee of the BCA, stressed the vital role the archive would play in opening up black history, particularly for younger generations of all races.

In addition, the first draft did not contain a provision for Science to keep an escrow copy, which Science considered vital for the archive of record.

She is an assistant to a New York casting agent – to which she brings the same talent for organisation that proved vital for structuring the archive.

As much of public information is moving from printed to digital form, it is vital that virtual libraries archive as much of these digital media as they can for future reference and accountability.

He has an unwavering enthusiasm for the BFI and the cultural importance of film, having served on the board for the past four years and leading our international fundraising committee to secure vital resources for the archive, so there will be a good level of continuity.

The E-platform adds real-time data and is a permanent archive of vital registration information.

The replenishing of the archives is vital, says Prof Barbara Taylor, whose book Eve and the New Jerusalem was an emblematic text of feminist research in the 1980s.

Mortality records provided by the provincial Vital Statistics agency are archived at the BCCDC.