Sentence examples for a cornerstone of that from inspiring English sources

The AT&T project was a cornerstone of that strategy.

A cornerstone of that export success has been the huge intervention in currency markets.

Its roots stretching 25 centuries into the Bronze Age of China, Taoism stands as a cornerstone of that country's culture.

But Zam and her supporters argue that freedom of the press, a cornerstone of that democracy, is now under threat.

A cornerstone of that vision, he said, should be adherence to the "primary value" of rewarding work.

Hooks and Hartman — the Reagans, the Trumps, the Bakkers, the Clintons, and Beauty and the Beast — were a cornerstone of  that approach.

Governance and corruption must be made a cornerstone of policies that target education, poverty, health, water and other development issues.

We need a proper legal footing for these measures, proper oversight, and a proper understanding that free speech is not a trivial principle the government can simply ignore, but a cornerstone of any state that claims to be democratic.

Without Özil, Germany would have been deprived a cornerstone of the team that won the 2014 World Cup.

It became the source of renewed focus this week, as it was a cornerstone of a manifesto that has been linked to the shooting suspect, Roof.

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.