This vitally affects our strategy.

Surely a treaty vitally affecting the United Kingdom electorate's future democracy must be brought before Parliament before negotiations are concluded.

In forty-eight minutes there was a meeting scheduled, the result of which would vitally affect his career over the next decade.

It spends heavily on its undercover services and Britain is the country whose policies most vitally affect it.

Mr Marlowe told them that news had come to him which vitally affected the colony.

What I am saying is that at some time or other the technical feasibility of every new idea vitally affecting the life of mankind was 'not proven'.

Like the Amoeba, he had allowed his singleness of purpose to blind him to a matter vitally affecting its success.

American law, particularly our immigration law, still has provisions allowing officials to make decisions vitally affecting people's lives without giving them a fair chance to test the truth.

But for many of the poor, CAP provided the first opportunity to participate in decisions which vitally affected their lives.

The second matter did likewise, in a decision issued in March 2010 that vitally affects all freelance writers in the country and the databases that present their historical works.