Sentence examples for cornerstone of which was from inspiring English sources
In his subsequent rule, Ne Win combined a repressive military dictatorship with a socialist economic program, the cornerstone of which was the nationalization of Burma's major economic enterprises.
When Gorbachev agreed the deal on German reunification, the cornerstone of which was that united Germany could remain in Nato, US secretary of state Baker assured him that "there would be no extension of Nato's jurisdiction one inch to the east".
Under a centre-right coalition government composed of the Civic Democratic Party, the Civic Democratic Alliance, and the Christian and Democratic Union Czech People's Party the new Czech Republic pursued a fairly aggressive policy of political and economic reform, the cornerstone of which was a program of rapid privatization.
A new target acquisition system dubbed Korshun-K, the cornerstone of which was the Korshun (Kite) radar, was installed on all subsequent Tu-142s.
A wooden barracks-style military prison was constructed to house common prisoners, the cornerstone of which was laid in 1808 and is today preserved as a monument, while a multi-storey building was designed to hold officers.
"But what upsets me the most — what upsets me, it's beyond disagreement — is we have struggled for so many years to overcome discrimination, and he is running his campaign, the cornerstone of which is bigotry.
What's the point of knowing that a patient wouldn't recommend your service to their friends and family if you don't know why? Spiral Health's 40-bed rehabilitation unit in Blackpool has just been nominated for a Nursing Times award for our approach to patient care, the cornerstone of which is our unique approach to gathering patient feedback.
Mr. Graham was 89 and chief caretaker of the hobo myth, a cornerstone of which is the hobos' term for death: "taking the westbound". In his case, that last westbound freight left the yard when he suffered the last of several strokes and slipped into a coma, Phyllis Foos, manager of Walter Funeral Home in Toledo, said.
And this was the start of Gordon's second empire, the cornerstone of which is New Wash (originally launched in 2013 as Purely Perfect; rebranded, reformulated and re-released in 2015).
For that matter, it's one of the founding subjects of the modern cinema, one of the critical cornerstones of which is Eric Rohmer's 1948 essay "For a Talking Cinema".
