Sentence examples for cornerstone of planning from inspiring English sources

What has been missing from our child welfare system "is the determination to view relationships – as the cornerstone of planning and practice".

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.

The preoperative evaluation is the cornerstone of VA planning.

Sunday's vote is the cornerstone of US plans to install democracy in Iraq, but some analysts fear that the further alienation of the country's minority Sunnis, who wielded power under Saddam Hussein, could lead to civil war.

However, the newest revision of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM), a cornerstone of psychiatry, plans to address this vagueness so that current EDNOS patients will no longer struggle with that uncertainty.

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.

Such loans are a cornerstone of financial planning for several million college students in financial need.

The Roth IRA, considered by many today to be a cornerstone of retirement planning, was established under H.R. 2014.

Ethically addressing the needs of disadvantaged populations should be a cornerstone of pandemic planning [ 3].

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