Sentence examples for a cornerstone of development from inspiring English sources
The provision of adequate, reliable, and affordable energy has been considered as a cornerstone of development.
In post-conflict countries like Somalia, jobs are a cornerstone of development, with a pay off far beyond income alone.
Cell migration controls morphogenesis and inflammation and is a cornerstone of development and homeostasis, as well as many disease states.
Capacity building has been a cornerstone of development policy for 70 years and vast amounts of money have been spent on it.
Like On The Road, Atlas Shrugged, and the remake of Barbarella, it's been a cornerstone of "Development Hell", chewed over so much that many wondered if it actually existed.
For countries like Yemen and Iraq, environmental initiatives are — way more than an issue of national "conscience" — a cornerstone of development.
Investing in adequate nutrition for children is a cornerstone of human development – indeed of national economic development.
Investing in children's adequate nutrition is a cornerstone of human development, indeed of national economic development.
China made its turn toward liberalisation just as international supply chains were becoming a cornerstone of economic development.
Excerpts presented here, organized into two sub-themes, illustrate the nature of these messages: 'Investment in young children must be a cornerstone of all development agenda and policies'.
Her predecessor, former science and innovation minister Cristina Garmendia, had a similar profile and worked hard to make knowledge and innovation a cornerstone of economic development in Spain.
