Sentence examples for cornerstones structure from inspiring English sources

The authors have selected the previously identified cornerstones: structure, actions and elements (where structure refers to the regulatory framework; actions to the tools leading to coordination; and elements, to the agents and flows).

Another important cornerstone structuring clinical practice is the increasing number of disorder-specific guidelines for both assessment and treatment of these disorders.

J-resolved NMR spectra are useful for simplifying overlap in 1D H NMR but lack important atomic correlations that are the cornerstone of structure determination via 2D NMR; therefore, this approach is not included in this Account.

Regarding polices, a cornerstone for structuring a NRfHS, some countries in the region, such as Brazil, Ecuador, and Paraguay, have developed specific policies for research for health, where in Paraguay the policy was issued by Presidential decree [ 26] and is in the process of implementation.

The law "represents a cornerstone in a structure which is being built but is by no means complete," the President said.

The cornerstone of the structure was laid in May 1868, but the building was nearly destroyed by fire just before its official opening in 1881.

This law represents a cornerstone in a structure which is being built but is by no means completed.

When President Franklin Roosevelt signed Social Security into law, he described it as "a cornerstone in a structure which is being built but is by no means completed".

Late at night when no one is looking, I place innocent birds in a sling shot and throw them at wooden structures hoping they will take out cornerstones and bring those structures crashing to the ground.

There are three cornerstones on which the structure of NCLB rests.

These three points are directly related to the cornerstones of the governance: its structure, its actions and its own elements.