"I am delighted to appoint Stephen to this vital role," Prime Minister David Cameron said in a statement.
"It's vital that the prime minister and other leaders make real progress this week to tackle tax dodging that costs poor countries billions in vital revenue each year".
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka, Oct. 24 — A rebel attack on a Sri Lankan air base this week caused far more damage than previously acknowledged, destroying eight aircraft, including a vital surveillance plane, Prime Minister Ratnasiri Wickremanayake said Wednesday.
"The UK is now going to increase further our security support and we will be calling on others to do the same, hosting an international conference on Somalia in 2017 to maintain this vital momentum," the prime minister said.
Our city is poised and primed to ensure that ocean wind energy becomes a vital commodity once again".
"There are vital Israeli interests that Prime Minister Barak will not concede," Mr. Baltiansky said.
Her incisive questions, and the free-flowing dialogue that results, yield vital observations regarding one prime idea: the cinema, run by men, produces movies that embody male fantasies.
Being able to relax – Harold Macmillan read Jane Austen to calm himself instead of watching the box sets – is an important skill in a prime minister, vital to clearing one's head and easing the pressure.
It is of great concern, however, that the commissioner of the Metropolitan police was unable to discuss vital issues with the prime minister because he felt that David Cameron was himself compromised on this issue because of Andy Coulson.
Miliband seized on the resignation statement of Sir Paul Stephenson, the Met chief who quit on Sunday, over his claim that he had felt unable to discuss vital issues with the prime minister, such as the decision to hire Neil Wallis, the former deputy editor of News of the World, because he felt the prime minister was himself compromised over Coulson.
