Sentence examples for cornerstone priority from inspiring English sources

Holder, who plans to leave the position once a successor is confirmed, has identified civil rights as a cornerstone priority for the Justice Department, and speaks frequently about what he calls inequities in the treatment of minorities in the criminal justice system.

For this reason, healthy lifestyles are a cornerstone priority of the American Heart Association's Go Red For Women movement.

Led by Menino, Michael Bloomberg, and Rahm Emanuel, respectively, each city had a strong mayor who made using data to achieve electoral priorities a cornerstone of their recent administrations.

Daniel L. Doctoroff, chief executive of Bloomberg L.P. and a close confidant to the company's founder, Michael R. Bloomberg, said in a memo to employees that "client trust is our highest priority and the cornerstone of our business".

The book included criticism of Mr. Jiang's three priorities for the party, the cornerstone of what he hopes will be his intellectual legacy.

Paul is the cornerstone, and locking him up long-term was priority A, B and C. Adding 25-year-old point guard Darren Collison for cheap was an excellent move -- he can easily give 20 solid minutes a night -- while both Jared Dudley and J.J. Redick are two of the league's best marksmen.

Reliable population and density estimates are the cornerstone of effective conservation and management planning, as conservation priorities often arise in relation to population numbers.

President Bush has made education reform his top domestic priority after tax-cutting, but some of his cornerstone proposals are being reshaped -- some for the better, some for the worse -- as the education package moves through Congress.

With global chemical production projected to double over the next 24 years, federal policies that shape the priorities of the U.S. chemical enterprise will be a cornerstone of sustainability.

The cornerstone of the SCA is the development of infrastructure by public-private partnerships, notably in five priority sectors: agriculture and agri-business; fish and seafood; textiles; information technology and telecommunications; and tourism.

One of the cornerstones of stability and recognition of intellectual contributions to scientific names is the principle of priority, which states that the first published name is the name to be used.