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Meanings of vital in anglès
Needed for a purpose or a reason.
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Examples for "necessary"
Examples for "necessary"
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Government sources said the debate would continue into next week if necessary.
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However the appeal process was a necessary check on power, he said.
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He said, however, he'd be open to a public vote if necessary.
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Women's state pension age rise: an unfair burden or a necessary reform?
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One problem: the company did so without a necessary State Department license.
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Public comment is not just good government; it's also required by law.
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Concerns remain, however, about the potential problems produced by the required ventriculotomy.
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We shall continue the operation as long as is required, Netanyahu said.
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The main problem is the Calvinistic attention to detail that is required.
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The evidence required therefore to prove their case needs to be compelling.
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It was, therefore, essential that the results remained uniform, year on year.
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Literacy is an important determinant of health literacy, essential for good health.
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Health Minister Mark Drakeford said it was essential suicide risk was reduced.
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Mr Peters said the attack would not change New Zealand's essential nature.
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Understand the current financial position: The ability to respond quickly is essential.
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Also, the state requires hunters attend a mandatory alligator hunting safety course.
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Others have moved beyond voluntary measures and imposed mandatory changes, PriceMetrix said.
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They underwent a mandatory health examination termed Specific Health Checkups in 2014.
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She said it's good that masks are made mandatory on public transport.
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Lawmakers said an estimated 60 million U.S. workers have mandatory arbitration agreements.
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Photo: 123rf.com The deadline follows months of national debate over compulsory vaccination.
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AAP reports voting in Queensland state elections has been compulsory since 1915.
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Two months later, the agriculture ministry proposed compulsory licensing for Monsanto's technology.
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For these reasons, any compulsory scheme would need strict regulation and oversight.
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English is widely spoken and compulsory for students beginning at age 6.
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Others, led by Germany, wanted obligatory quotas for refugees across the union.
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Some want this to become obligatory, others say it must remain voluntary.
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Before he's done, there's the obligatory thanks to his friends and family.
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You may use the attached cancellation form but this is not obligatory.
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The assembly of Parliament was obligatory only once in every seven years.
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It is a precious, life-sustaining natural resource that we simply cannot live without.
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Doctors will be allowed to stop life-sustaining treatments, including artificial hydration and nutrition.
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You can be with him when the life-sustaining treatment is stopped.
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It is one of the eighteen life-sustaining planets in the universe.
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He may experience these as bewildering, frightening, painful, supportive, soothing, life-sustaining.
Usage of vital in anglès
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But several recent reports question America's continued leadership in these vital areas.
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Purpose: Mortality data are important tools for research requiring vital status information.
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He said the new measures would allow vital community hubs to reopen.
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And simple text messages have played a vital role in health education.
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Sleep Of course sleep is absolutely vital to our health and well-being.
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The tourism industry is a vital pillar of the South African economy.
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He said the issue was also a vital concern for civil aviation.
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Our relations with China are vital to our economy and future prosperity.
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This is important in private industry, but vital in delivering public services.
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Local knowledge is vital in finding the right solutions for an area.
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In many cases, federal information is vital to research in these fields.
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The million automatic systems brought in vital products and took away wastes.
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Our research and analysis of financial stability is vital to this work.
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The two countries have substantial and vital desert training, military officials say.
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We rather doubt that anybody knows what is vital to national security.
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The entry said it played a vital role in World War II.
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