Sentence examples for vital confidence from inspiring English sources

This will provide businesses with vital confidence to invest now, delivering the optimum trajectory for decarbonising the economy and meeting the statutory targets set by the Climate Change Act".

Firstly, the Bank of England's quantitative easing programme has artificially distorted gilt yields and secondly, the markets have so far given the coalition government the benefit of the doubt, but any lack of resolve in tackling the deficit quickly could well frighten investors and undermine vital confidence.

His team were certainly more defensively astute in Saturday's vital, confidence-boosting 1-0 triumph over Fulham, a result which sparked scenes of wild jubilation as it left Newcastle 13 in the Premier League and five points clear of the bottom three.

He ended by calling for a new "European consensus", saying this was vital for confidence, and thus growth.

If Congress does not act, we will almost inevitably see a further collapse in the housing market, with a ripple effect that has the potential to destroy vital consumer confidence, stop any economic recovery or even cause an economic catastrophe.

Scientific misconduct "diminishes the vital trust that scientists have in each other" and undermines public confidence, the council said.

Meanwhile the markets' confidence (vital for Turkey, which depends on capital inflows) has been shaken.

Sir James said: "It is vital that public confidence in the family justice system is maintained or, if eroded, restored.

But he abstained on the vital vote of confidence that brought down Callaghan in 1979 because of his disillusionment with the then Northern Ireland secretary, Roy Mason.

But he abstained on the vital vote of confidence that brought Callaghan down in 1979 because of his disillusionment with the then Northern Ireland secretary, Roy Mason.

It is vital for public confidence in the law that justice is not only done but is seen to be done".