Sentence examples for vital to securing from inspiring English sources

"The EU has been vital to securing women's rights in the workplace," Eagle pointed out.

He has ennobled the campaign conversation by insisting, correctly, that expanding early education is vital to securing the city's future.

He added: "Companies need to harness all available talent - better balanced boards are vital to securing the future competitiveness of UK".

But it's vital to securing their future, and with youth unemployment levels at 19%, it's not something that can be ignored.

As important as all these issues are, there's something else that is vital to securing our future, and that is education.

Gillibrand is poised to spend the weekend courting Democratic party activists and donors in Iowa, the first-in-the-nation caucus state considered vital to securing the nomination.

"Code-cracking skills are vital to secure the very best talent and to support the GCHQ mission in its fight against cyberthreats," the spokesman told The Daily Telegraph.

China will allow millions of unregistered citizens – many of them children born in violation of the one-child policy – to obtain documents vital to secure education and health services long denied to them, state media reported.

France's economy minister, Emmanuel Macron, argues that Hinkley Point C is vital to secure EDF's position in the UK, but also to promote "our expertise in this major technology around the world".

He said it was a "basic unfairness in asking taxpayers to fund grants for people who are likely to earn a lot more than them", as he announced the changes that would be "fair to students, fair to taxpayers and vital to secure our long-term economic future".

Mr Davey said it was vital to secure energy supplies for the future.