Sentence examples for a cornerstone for a from inspiring English sources

But it is equally valuable as a cornerstone for a host of other creations.

Mr. Arafat called the new initiative a cornerstone for a just peace in the Middle East, the Palestinian News Service reported.

Away from the recriminations, families of some of the dead crew members gathered today in the military town of Vidyayevo to lay a cornerstone for a memorial to the seamen.

Large units of Israeli police, equipped with riot gear, had entered the Muslim shrine after some Palestinians, roused by the attempt of a tiny messianic Jewish cult to lay a cornerstone for a third Jewish temple, had stoned the Western Wall plaza, the adjacent Jewish holy site.

"He's been a cornerstone for a long time and he looks in good shape at the moment," said Gatland.

Bob Johnson, his coach for the majority of his time in Calgary, said that Reinhart was the type of player that could be a "cornerstone" for a franchise.

"And he also said anybody could have their name engraved on the cornerstone for a simple donation of $10,000".

This issue is a cornerstone for an effective transition to a renewable-based energy system.

Along with Wright's characterisation of it, c is a cornerstone for an area of discourse d just in case for any proposition p belonging to d, p could not be justified for any subject s if s had no independent justification for accepting c (see mostly Wright 2004).[12] Wright contends that the conclusion Q8 of Moore is a cornerstone for the area of discourse about perceivable things.

But Brandt's remarkable gesture marked the beginning of an historical honesty which provides a cornerstone for the stable, peaceful Germany that we now know.

Patrik Elias has been a cornerstone for the Devils.