Sentence examples for cornerstone member from inspiring English sources

Yet Corinthian remains a cornerstone member of APSCU, as does Career Education Corporation, another for-profit monster that in August agreed to pay $10 million to settle charges with New York's Attorney General, Eric Schneiderman, that the company misrepresented its graduates' job placement rates.

The station is a result of a partnership between two nondenominational evangelical churches, the 350-member Cornerstone Calvary Chapel here in Monmouth County and the 5,000-member Calvary Chapel Old Bridge in Middlesex County some 20 miles away.

Direct-care staff members are the cornerstone of quality.

Sharon Ardley, head of selection and development, says key staff members are the cornerstone of a successful business, and the company must attract "top talent" to remain competitive.

Second, Asch emphasized that independent thought and disagreement among group members is a cornerstone of group functioning.

The continued commitment and enthusiasm of the contributing faculty members is a cornerstone of the program, and helps keep the videoconference sessions relevant and timely.

"He is very committed, very diligent, thorough and good on detail and he is incredibly energetic," said Jacob Rees-Mogg, Conservative MP and a fellow member of the rightwing Cornerstone group.

It is regarded by many member states as a cornerstone of European policy, but an attempt could be made to modify it at next month's summit of EU leaders.

On Sept. 12, the high court is poised to rule on the constitutionality of the fiscal pact arduously negotiated among European Union members that is the cornerstone of Ms. Merkel's plans.

In a statement, Prime Minister David Cameron said the 28-member organisation remained the cornerstone of the UK's national security.

It rests, he said "on the mutual recognition of judicial decisions of the member states, and becomes the cornerstone of European judicial cooperation".