Sentence examples for central cornerstone from inspiring English sources

Copyright is a central cornerstone of information organization on the Internet.

The goal of creating a non-violent society has always been central cornerstone of progressive values.

On the other hand, new FMG human resources (i.e. administrative and nursing staff) helped structure the central cornerstone of the FMG, physicians still acting on their own.

But changing what has been the cornerstone of central banking for decades could easily prove counter-productive, by unnerving financial markets.

By changing the exchange rate, the central bank was effectively admitting that a cornerstone of its monetary policy since hyperinflation was quashed five years ago, by pegging the real to the dollar, was not working.

Central venous access remains a cornerstone procedure for a variety of clinical conditions.

The framework agreement between the partner countries of the 1993 general agreement on Central American integration forms an important cornerstone of this cooperation.

Fortunately the Philharmonic musicians are fine Brahmsians, thanks in part to Kurt Masur, who led this music with exceptional nobility and made Central European repertory one of the cornerstones of his legacy.

Functional neuroimaging with positron emission tomography (PET) is one of the cornerstones for studying the central nervous system effects of general anesthetics and anesthesia mechanisms.

This explains why the central constraint proposed as the cornerstone of ageing processes is Orgel's error catastrophe (or sometimes Muller's ratchet).

In central Uganda for example, land formed the cornerstone of identity and was nominally controlled by the King (Kabaka) in trust for his subjects while individual plots were conferred upon the peasants by local chiefs (Green 2006).