Sentence examples for cornerstone of power from inspiring English sources

DJ Premier, for instance, has a tattoo inspired by law 5 ("Reputation is the cornerstone of power") on his arm, while DJ Calvin Harris has a tattoo based on law 28 ("Enter with boldness") somewhere on his body.

"Mobile is the cornerstone of powering great dining experiences".

He made Bohemia the cornerstone of his power and, by a series of charters (1348), settled relations between Bohemia, Moravia, and other portions of his patrimony.

From the start, Fatah tried to prevent Hamas from getting full control of the PA security services, which are a cornerstone of political power and a job scheme for unemployed militants, and which had become bloated with Fatah loyalists during the secular party's long and corrupt rule.

Secretary of State Kerry has re-affirmed the three equal cornerstones of American Power: Defense, Diplomacy and Development.

The project had once been hailed as a cornerstone of a nuclear power renaissance.

Control of the A.P.I. set has been the cornerstone of Microsoft's power in the personal computer industry.

The reason this view may be un-American is that it sets itself against one of the cornerstones of democracy — the orderly transfer of power.

When he ran for president in 1932, Roosevelt made public power a cornerstone of his campaign.

The plant at Natanz, he points out, is too small to be the cornerstone of a nationwide nuclear civil power programme.

The company is the centerpiece of a web of state-controlled energy companies and banks that form the cornerstone of Brazil's economy, projecting power across the nation and abroad.