Sentence examples for cornerstone issues of from inspiring English sources
The Democratic presidential candidate reiterated the cornerstone issues of his campaign, including promises to address a "rigged economy" and broken criminal justice system.
Guns, economics and even the environment have been cornerstone issues of debate in this country since our constitution was first drafted; they're a bumpy road to travel down, but at least there's a road.
The cornerstone issue of establishing religious preferences was debated by Rehnquist and Stevens most clearly in the Van Orden case.
Yet there is a sense of everyman in Yorke's vocals and a bold ambition in the band's lovely, often fragile arrangements that addresses cornerstone rock issues of self-affirmation and doubt with as much fervent emotion as almost anyone has brought to a stage.
The key to appropriate therapy is risk stratification of patients with PE; the assessment of the haemodynamic status is the cornerstone of this issue [ 1].
LETTER TO THE EDITOR from Theodore T. Hayes, re talk-anec "Cornerstone" which appeared in the issue of Sept. 24, 193 "You say that the President….
LETTER TO THE EDITOR from Theodore T. Hayes, re talk-anec "Cornerstone" which appeared in the issue of Sept. 24, 193 "You say that the President made use of an old unused tombstone borrowed from a stonecutter's shop near the Mount Hebron Cemetery during the dedication of the Federal Building.
The New Yorker, October 15, 1938 P. 76 LETTER TO THE EDITOR from Theodore T. Hayes, re talk-anec "Cornerstone" which appeared in the issue of Sept. 24, 193 "You say that the President made use of an old unused tombstone borrowed from a stonecutter's shop near the Mount Hebron Cemetery during the dedication of the Federal Building.
Mr. Bush has not made the prescription-drug issue a cornerstone of his campaign, but one of his top health advisers said that the Texas governor is opposed to tampering with the industry's ability to develop life-saving medications.
For countries like Yemen and Iraq, environmental initiatives are — way more than an issue of national "conscience" — a cornerstone of development.
