Sentence examples for cornerstone of plan from inspiring English sources

For most of the year, the cornerstone of Plan A was a huge commuter tax that was rejected by Albany from the day it was introduced.

DPI forms the cornerstone of plans to police the Internet and profit from Web content.

"Of course, the government has something to do with his plan -- it's the cornerstone of his plan," Mr. Bush said of Mr. Kerry.

The postcards are one of the cornerstones of plans to revamp the museum and attract more visitors; 55,000 to 60,000 currently arrive each year.

Dr. Jeannette calls this drink the "cornerstone" of her plan and urges you to have at least one every day.

The cornerstone of the plan is to sell an additional one million cars annually, nearly 40percentt more than the 2.6 million autos Nissan sold last year.

SoftBank and its chief executive, Masayoshi Son, desire Sprint, the cellphone service company, as the cornerstone of a plan to challenge AT&T and Verizon Wireless in the United States.

Requiring all students to pass the English Regents test as a condition of high school graduation was the cornerstone of the plan for higher standards set by Richard P. Mills, the state commissioner of education, when he arrived five years ago.

"Garden cities are a vital cornerstone of our plan to boost house building to 300,000 homes a year – enough to meet demand and keep prices in reach – while still protecting our precious green space and preventing urban sprawl.

The league's violent-crime policy was introduced at a meeting of team owners in March 1997 as the cornerstone of a plan to prevent criminal behavior among N.F.L. players.

[C3.] Denmark's Message for Britain Denmark's rejection of a single European currency could delay or even jeopardize Prime Minister Tony Blair's proposal for a similar vote in Britain, a cornerstone of his plan to persuade reluctant Britons to abandon their cherished pound in favor of the euro.