The goal of creating a non-violent society has always been central cornerstone of progressive values.
On the other hand, new FMG human resources (i.e. administrative and nursing staff) helped structure the central cornerstone of the FMG, physicians still acting on their own.
Partnerships are a key cornerstone of effective humanitarian action.
Numerous blood cultures, both from a central venous catheter and a peripheral line, remain the cornerstone for diagnosis of candidemia.
In Chiapas, Mexico participation is a central component of the Scolel' Te carbon forestry program, the cornerstone of which includes Plan Vivo participatory mapping.
While serving as Principal of Seward Park High School in Manhattan, he was a central figure in Samuel Freedman's book "Small Victories," which has become a cornerstone in graduate studies in education.
City Council of Seattle Member Kshama Sawant spent her first two years in office combating city wide rent increases and playing a central role in pushing for a $15 minimum wage, which was a cornerstone of her first election campaign in 2013.
Equity must be a central tenet of the post-2015 agenda, said Mr. Lake, adding that equity is the cornerstone of all stable, prosperous societies.
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.
After the big-money departures of team cornerstones Lisandro Lopez and Lucho Gonzalez in 2009, Hulk was expected to become a central figure.
