Sentence examples for vital conduits from inspiring English sources

The government has blocked certain websites, such as BBC Farsi, Facebook, Twitter and several pro-Mousavi sites that are vital conduits for Iranians to tell the world about protests and violence.

At certain points in the development of European civilization, the literary culture of Islam and its Arabic medium of expression came to be regarded not only as models for emulation but also, through vital conduits such as Moorish Spain and Norman Sicily, as direct sources of inspiration for the intellectual communities of Europe.

The UK is a vital conduit in that partnership.

"The National Premier Leagues model is a vital conduit from the grassroots to the A-League".

Indeed, Obama administration officials describe him as a vital conduit to the first family.

It is a vital conduit for the positive energies of our youth.

Cashman said he simply believed in Girardi, whom he sees as a vital conduit between the baseball operations department and the clubhouse.

Priebus, a technocrat and consummate party man, will be the voice of the Republican establishment, and a vital conduit to Congress, including Ryan, a fellow Wisconsinite.

Alexander Hanson plays Ward excellently as a suave fixer who enjoyed knowing everyone and even imagining that he was a vital conduit for MI5.

Assad's remaining territory in Syria serves as a vital conduit for replenishing Hezbollah's huge rocket arsenal, aimed at Israel.

For energy-poor western Europe, Georgia is a vital conduit for Caspian basin oil and gas exports that are not, for now at least, under Moscow's manipulative control.