In addition to this justification of economic differences between the children of divorced parents and those of married parents, the nonintervention doctrine -- a cornerstone of family law that keeps courts out of ongoing marriages -- facilitates the different treatment of divorced families.
Table talk, once a cornerstone of family life, seems to be a casualty of fast food.
Not everyone goes as far as Mike, but lots of us pin a great deal of significance on the birthday cake; it's a cornerstone of family ritual.
The unfairness of islanders suffering the consequences of greenhouse gases they mostly didn't emit is mirrored by the raw deal suffered by the women who form the cornerstone of family life in the Pacific.
One lesson we should all be able to draw from the foreclosure crisis is that the government has a duty to protect and inform consumers about what is not only the biggest investment most individuals make, but also the cornerstone of family wealth and community stability.
Australian New Zealand Clinical Trials Registry, ACTRN12608000432314. Providing comprehensive care for the general population throughout the life course is the cornerstone of family medicine.
They are encouraged in their roles as cornerstones of family and community life.
Samsung reps really hammered home the three product cornerstones of family, food and entertainment (why the aforementioned boardroom didn't opt for a third F of "fun" is beyond me).
Mr. Hayes, 67, the second oldest of 16 children, was the cornerstone of his family and its great protector.
Mr. Dutchin's father, Carlyle, died of prostate cancer at 70. "He was the cornerstone of the family," Mr. Dutchin said.
Mobile phone use is high in the UK, social media is the cornerstone of many family communications and we are not far behind the US in adopting new ways of doing business online.
