He called the spending bills "vital to really start this engine again, our economic engine".
As researchers learn more about what happens while we sleep, they're understanding, more and more, how vital it really is.
But a significant number of eminent economic historians — notably, the British scholar Alan Milward — have questioned just how vital Marshall Aid really was for Europe's postwar recovery.
But with the Soviet Union's demise and the rise of new threats, the argument reopened about how vital Israel really was to the United States.
If Mandaric's intervention was vital, things really changed when he sold the club to Chansiri for £37.5m, a key figure in the Thai Union Group – owner of the John West brand.
Besides all the technical skills they needed to research their projects, build a website, raise start-up funds and so on, I taught them the inner skills that are vital in really transforming the world: skills to build trust in their teams, resolve conflict quickly and effectively, and speak truth to power.
Besides all the technical skills they needed -- to research their projects, build a website, raise start-up funds -- they learned the inner skills that are vital in really transforming the world: skills to build trust in their teams, to resolve conflict quickly and effectively, to speak truth to power.
Finally, Nordenfelt's notion of health as the abilities to achieve vital goals really helps bring to the forefront the primacy of health in the lives of individuals and societies.
They called it a really vital resource for acquiring vital public safety tools especially in a time of tight budgets," said Andy Skoogman of the Minnesota Chiefs of Police Association.
There are really vital issues over Europe.
