Sentence examples for cornerstone of a future from inspiring English sources

JERUSALEM — High up in an empty, mountainous expanse east of this city there is a stone patio with a pair of green metal benches and a plaque marking the cornerstone of a future Jewish community.

The proposals "form one of the cornerstones of a future banking union for Europe," Michel Barnier, the European commissioner responsible for the internal market, said during an interview on Tuesday, a day ahead of the formal announcement.

The gas industry "will prove to be one of the main economic cornerstones for a future independent state of Palestine," predicted Said Khoury, president of the Consolidated Contractors Company of Athens, the minority partner in the project.

Because these needs are so deep and universal in people - and so essential to human productivity - Herman Miller now believes supporting them must become the cornerstone of all future workplace design.

This means that insulin is likely to remain the cornerstone of any future definitive study.

Self-management of risk behaviors is a cornerstone of future population health interventions.

This renovation followed an epic political battle and a realization that, lo and behold, trains were here to stay as the transporting cornerstone of a shared urban future.

An education system based on solid foundations is the cornerstone of a country's future.

Due to the potential it offers in terms of diversifying existing networks and ensuring the co-existence of heterogeneous network architectures on top of shared substrates, network virtualization is often considered as an enabler of a polymorphic Internet and a cornerstone of the future Internet architecture.

Most politicians recognize that in the post-industrial age, culture is not just an ornament of the city but a cornerstone of its future.

It was a landmark in the abolition of the workhouse; a cornerstone of the future welfare state.