The omission of Morley, following the international retirements of Jamie Peacock and Gareth Ellis, removes what the captain Kevin Sinfield described as "the cornerstone of our pack for the last 10 years".
"He's been the cornerstone of our team for the last two seasons but these things are part and parcel of a high-impact game," Kear added.
"I look at it as we've acquired a player that is going to be the cornerstone of our franchise for a long time".
"Safety has been the cornerstone of our organization for 80 years and AMA's members strive to be a part of the solution".
Mike Cantlay, chairman of VisitScotland, added: "We've been absolutely delighted with the response that Scotland's Big 5 campaign has received, and it has been a cornerstone of our celebrations for the Year of Natural Scotland 2013.
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The Democrats, like the Republicans, use a great deal of ink on tough talk, but they argue for comprehensive immigration reform, and an immigration system focused on family reunification, the cornerstone of our immigration policy for years.
This work of telling America's story is a cornerstone of our Centennial Campaign for America's National Parks - a $350 million fundraising initiative that will help protect America's treasured places, connect all people to them, and inspire our next generation of park stewards who will be adding their own chapters to this important American narrative.
DIVERSITY Diversity is America's most potent brand attribute and the cornerstone for some of our warmest brand nomenclature: Melting Pot.
The National Environmental Policy Act is the cornerstone of protection for our citizens and natural resources -- and new limits on the law would have profound impacts on coastal issues from fisheries management to marine protection to ocean dumping".
