Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• However, the vital issue is that no one can communicate in confidence over distances any more.
• Mr President, the development of agricultural relations between the EU and the CCEEs is undoubtedly a vital issue for the Community's future.
• The Commission should be congratulated on its timely decision to address the vital issue of promoting a European framework for corporate social responsibility.
• If immigration is to be a solution, it must be joined up with the vital issue of integration.
• It is worth repeating that the conservation of meagre resources, however renewable, is the vital issue.
• The vital issue of world peace is to be decided by the United Nations and no one else, and we should not forestall them.
• Does it not consider that this is a vital issue in combating the process of desertification which is affecting vast rural areas in the EU, including inland Portugal, with all the obvious economic, social and environmental implications thereof?
• There is one other vital issue however which I believe should be addressed concerning relocation and that is the issue of transparency.

• Governance, and in particular the partnership principle, is now acknowledged as a vital factor in determining the effectiveness of the Structural Funds.
• However, we must remember that the public opinion of 370 million people in the European Union is a vital factor in changing the EU treaties.
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• The quality of the product provided, a vital factor in the survival of the district companies, is based mainly on their capacity to marry existing production traditions with the demand for innovation and specialisation expressed or perceived by the market.
• The proposal has now been debated by three Council preparatory bodies, where the discussions have been on social issues, questions relating to trade and questions relating to development cooperation, because decent work is a vital factor in all these three areas of policy.
• I feel that an approach to new technology that facilitates the creation of development programmes with an environmental dimension is a vital factor in meeting the Lisbon objectives.
• and I now come to your question
• is access to knowledge, research and innovation.