Sentence examples for a cornerstone of stability from inspiring English sources

Administration officials are prepared to subordinate military effectiveness to a 30-year-old treaty that they persist in calling a "cornerstone" of stability.

Kenyan officials have repeatedly tried to reassure the country — and the world — that they were bringing the crisis under control, mindful of the damage to the nation's image as a cornerstone of stability in an often turbulent region.

"Our relationship with Egypt is a cornerstone of regional stability," Mr. Regev said.

Now Hillary Clinton thanks Morsi for "assuming the responsibility and leadership" that makes Egypt "a cornerstone of regional stability and peace".

Mr. Ivanov said that "considerable differences" remained, and he repeated that Russia believed the ABM treaty should "remain a cornerstone of strategic stability".

Clinton went along with the sweeping assertion that the two nations "reaffirm their commitment to that [ABM] treaty as a cornerstone of strategic stability".

Egypt's new government is assuming the responsibility and leadership that has long made this country a cornerstone of regional stability and peace".

Just a year ago, in a joint communiqué, the NATO ministers called the ABM treaty "a cornerstone of strategic stability" that was essential in reducing offensive nuclear weapons.

The official said Israel hoped the two countries could now "return to the co-operation that was a cornerstone of regional stability".

He said it was up to Washington to repair relations with the Arab world and to revitalize the alliance with Egypt, long a cornerstone of regional stability.

On missile defense, the two leaders said, "Russia and China stress the basic importance of the Antiballistic Missile Treaty, which is a cornerstone of strategic stability and the basis for reducing offensive weapons".