The cornerstone of my parenting philosophy -- as in, taking the long view.
Meanwhile, Airbus said that it was taking over from its parent, European Aeronautic Defense and Space, management of the beleaguered A400M military transporter plane, a cornerstone of the parent company's efforts to diversify further into military craft.
My biggest beef with Ms. Chua, however, regards her theory -- one of the cornerstones of her parenting process -- that "[n]othing is fun until you are good at it".
Parenting is considered to be the cornerstone of early socio-emotional development and an adverse parenting style is associated with adjustment problems and a higher risk of developing mood and behavioral disorders.
The concept of functional groups (FGs)—sets of connected atoms that determine properties and reactivity of parent molecule, forms a cornerstone of organic chemistry, medicinal chemistry, toxicity assessment, spectroscopy and, last but not least, also chemical nomenclature.
Mr. Gaultier insists that the tolerant attitudes of his "modest" parents were the cornerstone of his openness to diverse cultures, something reflected in the exhibition section called "Urban Jungle".
Providing correct information and counselling and respect for the decision taken by the women or parents remains a cornerstone of any screening process.
Establishing habits in children as early as possible is a parenting benchmark and a cornerstone of adult self-care.
Competitive marking is the cornerstone of meritocracy and is widely supported by parents, teachers and students.
"At NBC, respect and dignity for all people are cornerstones of our values," parent NBCUniversal said in late June, explaining its decision to pull out of a broadcast of the Miss Universe pageant, which was then co-owned by the Trump organization.
