crucial issue

The quality of education is a crucial issue in economic development.

The union has said that job security is the most crucial issue.

I just want to pick up on some of the crucial issues.

It is a crucial issue for the future of the peace process.

This might not be a crucial issue to many, but for those who care, take heart.

Administration officials know that the crucial issue in an election season is jobs.

The trial judge found safety to be a crucial issue.

The crucial issue is the strength of our civil society.

One crucial issue, however, will be how the next elections are held.

Price will be a crucial issue in any further talks.

This brings me at once to the crucial issue in the case.

The more crucial issue, he says, is the pace of growth at the moment.

For Bush administration officials, the management of the oil sector is perhaps the most crucial issue.

Our proposals are clear, but now I think the crucial issue is another.

Members of both party committees say the economy will be a crucial issue in the 2004 campaign.

This is an absolutely crucial issue, and people inside the country must be asked for their opinion.

A number of crucial issues remain to be attended to.

I feel the crucial issue is how we implement these plans.

In fact that is not the most crucial issue at stake.

However, the crucial issues are: who takes part in the negotiations?

The focus on this crucial issue has given women an opportunity to make their voices heard.

Many of the crucial issues were just left open in the hope that they would be solved later on.

The crucial issue for them is always the urban code.

"We need and want the Mayor's leadership on this crucial issue."

Still, there was important movement on the most crucial issue, how to pay for universal insurance.