"Don't be too discouraged" if you are among the unknowing, Rabbi Joseph Telushkin has assured readers of his book, "Jewish Literacy" (William Morrow, 2001), adding, "Even though the Ten Commandments is the cornerstone document of Jewish and Western morality, most people can't name them all".
Its ethos based on life, dignity, and family, is grounded in the human rights movement, whose cornerstone document is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The Cornerstone Documents provide American citizens with direct online access to the basic Federal Government documents that define our democratic society.
While political freedom is supposedly a cornerstone of the document, the distribution of wealth is not even mentioned.
Eye on a Century: Modern and Contemporary Art from the Charles B. Benenson Collection at the Yale University Art Gallery documents a cornerstone of the museum's holdings.
This summer marks 800 years since the sealing of a document that would become a cornerstone of the British constitution: the Magna Carta.
Under Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, the number of street stops soared as they became a cornerstone of his administration's antigun efforts, each encounter documented by an officer on a form known as a 250.
A cornerstone of all rigorous research is sound measurement, which is bolstered and documented through reliability and validity analysis.
This approach remains a cornerstone of current mental health policy, as is illustrated by the various documents and lines of work being followed by the main political and health institutions [ 1- 8].
Because of the prothrombotic state associated with diabetes and the variety of documented platelet alterations associated with it, antiplatelet therapy is usually considered as a cornerstone of CVD prevention, and is recommended by the vast majority of existing guidelines.
