"Integrity… is an internal cornerstone of trust," wrote Peterson in his post Building a High-Trust Culture: Invest in Respect.
Here's how the overview in the Standards document summarizes it: The ability to write logical arguments based on substantive claims, sound reasoning and relevant evidence is a cornerstone of the writing standards, with opinion writing — a basic form of argument — extending down into the earliest grades.
Last month Ecco Press released a 50th-anniversary edition of his novel "The Sheltering Sky," a terrifying depiction of psychological disintegration in the North African desert, and the cornerstone of Bowles's written work.
My winner is Rob Stone, CEO of Cornerstone, who wrote about his ad agency's expansion: "As brands build out a world footprint, they look for the no-holds-barred global POV that's always been part of our wheelhouse".
Dozens of articles of the Geneva Convention were allegedly breached during the American bid to "re-establish control and pacify" this Sunni stronghold in central Iraq.Eyewitness testimonies from the siege, delivered by actors, are the cornerstone of a new play written and directed by Jonathan Holmes.
That idea of separating identities has been a cornerstone of Morrison's writing career ("The Bluest Eye," "Beloved"), but on Wednesday she went deeper, examining literary text ("Uncle Tom's Cabin") side by side with a slave owner's diary and a journal of scientific racism.
A while back VICE contributor, hot-shit Breaking Bad star, and cornerstone of modern comedy writing Bob Odenkirk pitched a show to Adult Swim.
I was impressed enough by how it had changed the face of epic fantasy that I never gave a second thought to not using it as the cornerstone of my own writing".
I am not suggesting that the two works should be viewed as counterparts, and yet in very different ways they are two cornerstones of fantasy writing in the second half of the 20th century.
He wrote Cornerstone of Philippine Independence (1922).
