McDowell, from Northern Ireland, said the European Tour, which has spread to the Middle East, South Africa and Asia, should emulate the California and Florida swings on the PGA Tour and bundle big-purse competitions at high-end courses around its cornerstone events, the BMW PGA Championship and the British Open.
What psychologists would call a dependency trap, altogether a very teenage mad-at-your-dad cornerstone on which to found a religion.
Much of Lavinia's pile ended up at Amherst College, the cornerstone of its special collections; Susan Dickinson's batch went to Harvard, along with several household treasures that had been preserved at the Evergreens.
Mrs. Hollinger, 32, is a special education teacher at Cornerstone at Pedregal Elementary School in Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif.
WHILE the president and Congress were struggling to reach a consensus on what to do about illegal immigration, the ensemble at Los Angeles' Cornerstone Theater had already agreed to address the issue with its next play, "Los Illegals," written by the theater's new artistic director, Michael John Garces.
Customers at Cornerstone and at Wyatt Childs, a new store in Atlanta, snap up anything with a pedigree or at least a good tale.
Like the speakers at Wild Goose, the music at Cornerstone can also feel a bit unhinged.
But we're not going to poke our noses into your de mocratic system because that's up to the American people". Reiterating his view that Russia must be able to dictate its own pace of democratic development, Mr Putin took a broad swipe at the cornerstone of Mr Bush's foreign policy: "Democracy cannot be exported to some other place.
Accountability is at the cornerstone of Apple's management.
Third, protection is at the cornerstone of humanitarian action.
