Sentence examples for essential cornerstone of their from inspiring English sources
Both India and Pakistan have made control of a unified Kashmir an essential cornerstone of their national identities and have fought several wars between 1947 and 2002 on this issue.
In randomised controlled trials (RCTs), patient informed consent documents are an essential cornerstone of the study flow.
Perhaps most important, Mr. Bloomberg seems committed to Mr. Giuliani's signature issue, the fight against crime -- an indication that the new mayor recognizes that public safety is the essential cornerstone of a flourishing city.
Just a few months ago, a report commissioned by the New York New Media Association, a trade association, said that interactive cyberbusinesses employed more than 100,000 people in the city and were "rapidly challenging many other traditional New York industry sectors as an essential cornerstone of the growth of the regional economy".
His theories form an essential cornerstone of what physicists call the Standard Model, which explains in a unified way three of the four fundamental forces of nature: strong, weak and electromagnetic.
SpaceTime is an interesting acquisition not only because will help Nokia tap into utilising more artificial intelligence — which by many accounts has become and will be the essential cornerstone of how IT services operate — but because it's also bringing something else to the business: customers.
Guaranteeing that parole is not merely a revolving door for those released from the system is an essential cornerstone of any de-incarceration plan.
These findings confirm, for the time being, trastuzumab remains the essential cornerstone of any routine treatment strategy in HER2-positive breast cancer.
Calling the campaign "The Children's Challenge," the members of GAVI argued that children have a right to good health and that protecting the world's children against preventable diseases was not only a moral imperative, but an essential cornerstone of a healthy, stable world society.
