Stone's case is that it has been massively misunderstood and misrepresented by a 60s generation of environmentalists: he argues that nuclear is a hugely efficient and relatively clean energy source that is now vitally needed as billions of people in emerging economies such as India, China and Brazil are hungry for power.
By opting out of taking its fair share of refugees earlier this year, the UK slowed progress towards a vitally needed system of international co-operation, and left very few EU diplomats willing to scratch its back in turn.
To start the vitally needed process of transforming our federal priorities, we should ask our Representatives to support HR 780, the Responsible End to the War in Afghanistan.
Our results specifically indicate the promise of fluorescence microendoscopy to fill the vitally needed niche of a minimally invasive technique for treatment monitoring.
But the committee's ranking Republican, Senator John McCain of Arizona, countered by asserting that more troops were "vitally needed" in Afghanistan and that any delay in ordering more combat forces to the fight would put American lives at risk.
The ancient Indigenous knowledge of living in healthy relationships with the natural world is vitally needed in the world today.
It is already creating a generation of scientists, engineers and business leaders, with the skills vitally needed in a rapidly developing nation.
However, Hurley claimed the fee increase risked "the future of our country and its ability to produce professionals so vitally needed in our economy".
Campaigning is on for one month for the election of an entire new Assembly on Jan .2. Mendes-France is leading a new Left - his Republican Front - in a try for a majority to effect the vitally needed reforms in whatever sort of Parliament is hatched out in 1956.
By Janet Flanner The New Yorker, December 31 , 1955P. 38 Campaigning is on for one month for the election of an entire new Assembly on Jan .2. Mendes-France is leading a new Left - his Republican Front - in a try for a majority to effect the vitally needed reforms in whatever sort of Parliament is hatched out in 1956.
This is a clear sign that cost-effective, non-hydrocarbon energy sources are vitally needed in the region.
