Sentence examples for form cornerstones from inspiring English sources
In the arena of sexual and reproductive health, this has made possible the introduction of a raft of policies that form cornerstones of the provision of basic services and the progressive realisation of enshrined Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) rights, in line with international frameworks.
The labels we had come to associate with Muslims - fundamentalists and Islamists, inherited from the aftermath of the 9/11 bombings in the US - seemed to form the cornerstones of any media reportage on Muslims.
A substantial increase in energy efficiency and a reduction of residential energy consumption also form important cornerstones of a sustainable energy policy.
"This product and technology base forms a cornerstone of our business moving forward".
Sports minister Hugh Robertson said the scheme would form the "cornerstone of grassroots legacy" from the Olympics.
Belzoni's numerous discoveries were to form a cornerstone of the British Museum's Egyptian collection.
"It will form a cornerstone of the emerging global effort to reverse the H.I.V./AIDS pandemic," he said.
The principles of participation, transparency and accountability, which form the cornerstone of the notion of free, prior and informed consent (FPIC), are usually absent in such transactions.
This could form a cornerstone for the development of multilateral momentum for the unification of the Korean Peninsula, which should be a major focus of trilateral cooperation.
