This year is crucially important.

The tasks facing Mr. Jan Eliasson are inspiring and crucially important.

The end game for both Israel and Hamas is thus crucially important.

So it is crucially important to understand why the Treaty deserves to be ratified.

The arms were crucially important for opposition plans to protect itself against TFG forces.

Building more human capital in Europe and worldwide is a crucially important element in future EU activities.

The other piece of good news concerns France, and thus is more local, but is crucially important nonetheless.

How America and Europe should engage with governments around the world will be crucially important in the coming years.

The new mission is crucially important, both for the health of the global economy and the IMF s own legitimacy.

The support of Member States remains crucially important, and the Committee is grateful for the support it has received.

But what is crucially important for Palestinians is that, whatever the outcome, new settlements must not be built and land expropriation must end.

Again, all of this is done in the way us humans do things, and that's crucially important if we want Milo to appear real.

That is why it is so crucially important to ensure funds for the rehabilitation and reintegration phase of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration (DDR) processes.

It was crucially important to invest sufficient funds in the development of the developing countries, for such investment could save huge expenditures on peacekeeping operations.

Stability, equity, and sustainability challenges have become crucially important, and the role of the state in relation to markets may need re thinking as a result.

The recommendation that, as a first practical step, States should agree to a moratorium on the deployment of weapons in outer space was therefore crucially important.

How that question is answered is crucially important, because it will determine the character of a global power, and thus how it deals with other, weaker countries.

Crucially, the protesters did not demand free elections.

Far from being seen as a rebuke of the IPCC, the IAC report must be used by governments in Busan to strengthen and improve this crucially important organization.

Governments continue to recognize the importance of family as the basic unit of society, and the crucially important role families have in promoting and maintaining social and economic well being.

It also involves, crucially, importing an essential intangible asset knowledge.

Such a review of remittances should look into restrictive practices that could be abolished, and ask whether official assistance should be adapted to the needs of this informal yet crucially important aid network.

Crucially for Europe, world trade has been virtually stagnant in recent months.

Of course, such an economy relies crucially on the quality of governance.

This is a crucially important insight because it helps us explain the second law of thermodynamics the law that says that entropy increases in the universe, or in some isolated bit of the universe.

Thus, China s emissions path depends crucially on early testing of the CCS technologies.

The federal government under both President George W. Bush and Barack Obama allocated hundreds of billions of dollars to prop up the mega banks, while allowing hundreds of these crucially important smaller lenders to fail.

The restoration of growth and balance in the US economy is crucially important, not only for its effect on global growth, but also as a foundation for tackling a broad array of international problems and challenges.

While trade was universally recognized as crucially important for economic growth and development, many developing countries had become victims of unjustified protectionist measures and the Doha Round had reached a stalemate, especially in relation to agriculture.

Crucially, monetary policy measures do not address the underlying problem of lack of demand.

Crucially, we are also a member of the second largest currency area in the world.

In general, the potential development impact depends crucially on the purpose and mode of investment.

He recognized that human rights crucially complemented sound economic policies and a good investment climate.

Of course, it also depends crucially on the projected payments of assessed contributions being received.

In such a crucially important debate, the quality of the information offered is paramount, and it is no coincidence that those who oppose stem cell research prefer to avoid a public debate that would force them to confront scientific arguments.

The peak ratio and the subsequent downward trajectory depend crucially on the assumed pace of economic growth.

Crucially, both of Catalonia s major parties the governing center right CiU and socialist PSC suffered severe setbacks.

Unleashing Africa's potential for development depends crucially on a dynamic private sector, including a strong informal sector.

Moreover, the associated MEDA funding mechanism crucially and specifically included the European Initiative for Democracy and Human Rights.

Crucially, both parties have quickly and authoritatively reaffirmed their commitment to the implementation of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement.

Crucially, no party should take unilateral measures which might prejudice the outcome of negotiations on the final settlement.

For many speakers, the improvement of the working methods of the Security Council was the most crucially needed reform.

Fears abound among Palestinians of another spasm of violence if no agreement is reached before Annapolis and this round of talks fails. But what is crucially important for Palestinians is that, whatever the outcome, new settlements must not be built and land expropriation must end.

Crucially, but inevitably, they did not agree when, or under what circumstances, Blair would fulfil his side of the bargain.

Today, after the world financial and economic crisis (and in contrast to 2001), the US appears to be crucially weakened.