Preposition: that

• everyone: It is vital that everyone is made aware of the elections and have the opportunity to nominate.

Modifies a noun

• role: Key Stage Three | Key Stage Four | Key Stage Five | General Music plays a vital role in the life of the School.

• importance: Many of our studies are of vital importance to the nation.

• ingredient: Those vital ingredients plays a large role in term of... .. .

• organ: Radiological examination: X-rays to detect any broken bones or damage to vital organs.

• component: A school uniform can also be a vital component of a strong school ethos.

• contribution: The latter also made a vital contribution in the various African campaigns.

Modifying Another Word

• absolutely: In fact, SEO is absolutely vital to your search engine marketing success.

Preposition: because

• dump: It is so vital because the dump will take 2 years to build according to a former employe of Veolia.

Infinitive complement

• ensure: Confidence for consumers All these stages are vital to ensure the consumer receives the amount of fuel for which they are charged.

• understand: It is vital to understand the real differences of experience within Britain's black communities.

• protect: But the government of Qatar says it is vital to protect freedom of speech and will not bow to pressure.

• keep: It is vital to keep in mind that dogs do not have the capacity to intercept human language, behavior or emotions.

• maintain: Keeping an adequate intake of energy, protein, vitamins and minerals is vital to maintain the immune system and prevent illness.

Used with adjective complement

• prove: Put simply, Quaker networks proved vital to the pursuit of Quaker commerce.

• remain: If we may learn something new from them, they remain vital to us.

• consider: Consequently, the prioritizing of sign language training by management, including time released from duties to learn, was considered vital.

• deem: Language skills are deemed vital, necessary for economic and industrial success; and yet modern languages are no longer compulsory at GCSE.

Preposition: for

• wellbeing: An efficient transport system is vital for economic wellbeing and the quality of life.

• success: Within the business world intercultural communication is vital for success.