Sentence examples for Cornerstone policy from inspiring English sources

What is the cornerstone policy in the country's "second war" on poverty?

And it is true that finding neutrality – a cornerstone policy of Wikipedia – under these circumstances is a serious challenge.

Emissions trading is a central element of the Kyoto protocol in the form of the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) and is the cornerstone policy of the EU, whose Emissions Trading System ETSS) is the largest in the world.

"This planning application for a new opencast mine presents a concrete challenge to a cornerstone policy announcement made by the secretary of state for the Department of Energy and Climate Change last autumn," he said.

"If relations continue to improve with the US and they lift the embargo, we could acquire better tools, better seeds," Mr Beltran says of the cornerstone policy of US-Cuba relations over the past six decades.

Xi needs to show that he stands by a cornerstone policy.

The Federalist Society's philosophy underpins, and is ready to steer, all the administration's cornerstone policies on deregulation of environmental and labour law, education, civil rights and abortion.

From the Jewish settlements of the West Bank to the nuclear arsenals of Russia, the changed power relationships in Washington have left many wondering whether cornerstone policies may now have moved beyond Mr. Obama's reach.

Cracking down on illegal immigration and building a wall along the US-Mexico border were the cornerstone policies of Mr Trump's campaign.

Longer-term, stable and affordable housing needs to be a cornerstone of policy for reducing poverty.

This has been a cornerstone of policy in the US and England for years and is rapidly becoming a focus of reform in many nations.