But changing what has been the cornerstone of central banking for decades could easily prove counter-productive, by unnerving financial markets.
The framework agreement between the partner countries of the 1993 general agreement on Central American integration forms an important cornerstone of this cooperation.
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.
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).
There is general consensus that high-dose methotrexate (HD-MTX) is the cornerstone of the initial treatment of primary central nervous system lymphomas (PCNSL) (Reni et al, 1997; Ferreri et al, 2000, 2002, 2003; Reni and Ferreri, 2004a).
In Chiapas, Mexico participation is a central component of the Scolel' Te carbon forestry program, the cornerstone of which includes Plan Vivo participatory mapping.
This faith is embedded as a cornerstone of all the major Christian creeds and is central to the Christmas story, read and re-told countless times at this season in both word and song.
City Council of Seattle Member Kshama Sawant spent her first two years in office combating city wide rent increases and playing a central role in pushing for a $15 minimum wage, which was a cornerstone of her first election campaign in 2013.
