Sentence examples for vital decisions from inspiring English sources

Delaying these vital decisions will only exacerbate the issue".

More specifically, seven men and two women make those vital decisions.

– the results will be used by policymakers to guide vital decisions.

It's a dereliction of duty to allow vital decisions to be made by a black box".

We need the government to show leadership and make the difficult but vital decisions to reform our broken care system".

The culture of deference means that there is always a backlog of vital decisions at the State Counsellor's door.

She told the cabinet it was a vital decision that had been ducked for too long.

Can the PCA and Panama's politicians (the latter better known for their money-laundering than for their foresight) between them ensure that their country gets the most vital decision in the canal's history right?

Amid reports that ministers are considering bolstering the number of troops on the ground to combat increasing violence, Mr Kennedy said such a vital decision must be subject to full scrutiny by parliament.

Will this nation's elected leaders make the politically hard but strategically vital decision to give General Petraeus our full support and do what is necessary to succeed in Iraq?

"We didn't get the vital decision in the match so we've got to just grin and bear it I'm afraid.