Sentence examples for it a cornerstone from inspiring English sources

"We are trying to capture what makes soccer so compelling to so many thousands of fans worldwide, what makes it a cornerstone of our cultural heritage," Rumberg says.

The two countries agreed a year ago to transfer all prisoners detained on the battlefield from American to Afghan custody, and Mr. Karzai has made it a cornerstone of his efforts to demonstrate that his government is regaining full sovereignty.

At present, with the discount rate at 4 1/2%; 9 1/2% is the most an Arkansas bank can charge.Supporters of the law consider it a cornerstone of consumer protection in Arkansas.

Mr. Kohler said last week that his goals for the 182-nation organization included making it "a cornerstone for promoting growth and stability" around the world and having a better relationship with Congress.

The frontrunner, who has made building a wall along the Mexican border and making Mexico pay for it a cornerstone of his campaign, insisted it was unfair to reveal what was discussed in an off-the-record setting.

The former school chancellor of Washington, D.C., Michelle Rhee, who campaigned against tenure as early as 2007, has made abolishing it a cornerstone of a new advocacy group, Students First, which has advised the governors of Florida, Nevada and New Jersey.

So it is a cornerstone, it is inescapable in life.

Google considered it such a cornerstone of its operating philosophy that it was included in the S-1 filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission in 2004 when it went public.

Seidler doesn't like tunta, but she wanted to include it on Gustu's menu, because it is a cornerstone of the altiplano diet.

It is a cornerstone of jazz history, and it could have happened any year since the CD reissue era began in earnest.

"It's quite the opposite... It's a cornerstone of our republic". .