Sentence examples for common cornerstones from inspiring English sources

Individual liberty, human equality, fraternity of all peoples: these were the common cornerstones of all liberal and democratic nationalism.

Data management is a common cornerstone across ICEMR projects.

59 Two putative mechanisms are primarily involved in platinum-induced neurotoxicity, and DRG neuron apoptosis is the common cornerstone.

A wooden barracks-style military prison was constructed to house common prisoners, the cornerstone of which was laid in 1808 and is today preserved as a monument, while a multi-storey building was designed to hold officers.

The shared perception of a common threat that was the cornerstone of America's cold war alliances is gone.

Along with other reforms, he wants to abolish the jury system, a hallowed cornerstone of English common law for almost 800 years and exported to Britain's former colonies in the Caribbean.

This SRA has been the cornerstone for a common platform of the European medical societies dealing with topics related to the use of ionising radiation.

But for any new-style high street to work requires good town centre planning and the cornerstone of this is common sense.

An ever-increasing number of scientific studies have shown what common sense suggests: nutrition is a cornerstone of health improvement.

This could mean charging the public for access to the New Forest and will almost certainly involve selling off parts of the estate which currently provide the cornerstone of commoning.

Musically, Ritchie samples liberally, which is unusual — building around a borrowed bit of another song is a cornerstone of hip-hop but far less common in rock and roll.