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Mary's Main Canal is 312"nbsp;km long and continues to be a vital source of irrigated water for much of Southern Alberta.

In a speech to the National Press Club, Brand said that "intercollegiate athletics can be a vital force in America's culture, exemplifying the positive spirit and values of our way of life," but he also expressed his strong belief "that academics must come first.

He was to play an important role in the Clarets promotion winning campaign, making twenty-one league appearances with his only goal of the season proving to be a vital one.

The fulfillment of the plan would have required the demolition of several old buildings that are today considered to be a vital part of Helsinki's heritage.

The foraging habits of this species causes the monkeys to be a vital component of seed dispersal patterns for many tree species in Amazonia.

O'Connor continued to be a vital part of the Rovers team until he lost his first team place a few months after Dean Saunders took charge of the club in September 2011, and watched from the sidelines as "Donny" were relegated out of the Championship in last place in 2011–12.

This was to be a vital tool in his missionary work and he went on to acquire the Hokkien dialect.

The council deemed the works necessary given the road would be a vital route for freight traffic to and from the Liverpool2 deep water container terminal, in addition to an associated tunnel and bridge which required replacement, having failed a structural assessment.

Therefore, even in mens rea offences, if the court finds the officer or managerial level employee to be a vital organ of the company and virtually its directing mind in the sphere of duty assigned him so that his actions and intent are the action and intent of the company itself, the company can be held criminally liable.