Sentence examples for vital issue of from inspiring English sources

Osborne said he had raised the "vital issue of steel" during his meeting.

He said: "[Gordon Brown] knows we are setting the agenda on the vital issue of security".

16] with the country's political and military leaders still apparently deadlocked on the vital issue of candidate lists.

We also saw a substantial increase in other major political and business leaders discussing the vital issue of energy poverty".

And although the polls suggest that Londoners prefer Mr Johnson on policing, the economy and the Olympics, he trails on the vital issue of transport.

They are being made in a battle over the obscure but increasingly vital issue of royalty rates for streaming music online.

Even if unavoidable, painful quests of identity will not solve the vital issues of Bulgarian art.

Supposedly authoritative, the Italian translation differed seriously from the German original on the vital issues of euthanasia and birth control.

And any number of lovingly crafted, ethically unassailable, deeply humanistic, thought-provoking documentaries about vital issues of our day, none of which I am ever going to see.

And this approach brings a fresh perspective to many of the well-worn but still vital issues of American constitutional debate.

"The senator from Massachusetts has given us ample grounds to doubt the judgment and the attitude he brings to bear on vital issues of national security".