Sentence examples for and a keystone of from inspiring English sources

For over 22 years Arthur, devotedly civic-minded, extraordinarily generous and passionate in his convictions about what best served the people of New York, believed in the theater as a civilizing force and a keystone of the city's claim to cultural eminence.

Moghadam: Globalization is alive and well and a keystone of AMB's investment strategy.

Inviting fans to fire-breathe, stilt-walk and generally burlesque it up at their early shows, they grew a wing called the Dirty Business Brigade to co-ordinate the performers and became a keystone of the burgeoning dark cabaret movement, a parade of theatrical freaks, mimes and Moriartys.

Known as Main Building, it houses administrative offices as well as studios and classrooms and has been a keystone of the district of 36 Pratt buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

2. Furthermore, Responsible Leadership has to include a perspective of global sustainability as a keystone of decisions and actions.

Removing a keystone of aerogel and the dust track it contains from a block of the lightweight material that was used in the Stardust collectors.

Strong friendships are a keystone of happiness, and best built on common ground.

The sharing of information is a keystone of architectural practice and scholarship.

A keystone of the Dutch [5] and European curriculum is Procedural Sedation and Analgesia [7].

All adults and children alike agree that children's participation must be a keystone of society across the entire country.

Unaids considers community conversations a keystone of that achievement.