key importance

To us, I think that there are two other issues of key importance.

Innovation, research and development are of key importance as well.

I consider three areas contained in the report to be of key importance.

It is therefore of key importance that we continue providing aid.

The struggle against these violations is therefore of key importance for the Community.

However, the question of how much it will cost is of key importance for us.

The British service men and women did not know the key importance of constant cleaning.

The need to prevent tanks from breaking through was of key importance.

I do consider Amendment 37 at any rate to be of key importance in this framework.

After that, she said, "other factors take on key importance, such as the environment in which the infant lives."

Giving weight is of key importance in this figure.

In this respect, the Lisbon strategy is of key importance.

Member States should not have to act as individuals, but a simultaneous, coordinated effort is, in fact, of key importance.

I believe that this is also of key importance to the EU.

The opening to the cylinder is of key importance.

We must therefore, as a matter of key importance, also get the Arab world behind us in this matter.

For me, information policy is of key importance.

I can assure her that the Council considers this aspect to be of key importance.

Beginning in 1978 the journal established its reputation, by attracting many papers of key importance.

The journal contains articles that focus on the issues of key importance to medical marketers.

I will not spend any time on this argument, as it is not of key importance, in my opinion.

The economic growth of these countries is of key importance to their political and social stabilisation.

Two matters are of key importance to me.

Exchanging information and best practices via the Internet platform is of key importance.

Any one, or a combination of all these events may turn out to have key importance in the later development of disorder.