"I believe that at the core of promoting market integrity is ensuring markets do not become too concentrated," said Gary G. Gensler, the commission chairman.
The Sri Lankan government and its military leadership believe that at the core of the Sri Lankan model of conflict resolution is the unwavering determination, especially of the political leadership, to eliminate terrorism.
And beyond violating the basic moral precepts that many believe lie at the core of America, they would devastate the U.S. economy.
Because I have to believe that at the core, there are, you know, thinking people out there who continue to realize that something's dramatically wrong with the system.
This week, Oxford University Press is to bring out "A Most Ingenious Paradox: The Art of Gilbert and Sullivan" by Mr. Wren, in which he explores the thematic elements that he believes lie at the core of the writers' success.
Rochester already has a larger police force than ever before -- 705 sworn officers -- and Chief Duffy is not convinced that more money or people will end the resignation to violence he believes is at the core of the problem.
But Reverend Moss was more interested in identifying the common spirit between the two pieces of work, the spirit he believed was at the core of American democracy - participation and partnership.
It's a strange feeling to believe at your very core that you're good at something, yet simultaneously doubt that very thing is true.
"As we scrutinize Barack Obama's words," Mr. Schmidt wrote, "it is increasingly difficult for those of us with the responsibility of following this year's election closely to discern what Obama truly believes at his core on the issues of great importance to the American people".
"Behavior he'd rightly condemn in others, he excuses in himself, because he believes, at his core, he is the good guy".
