Sentence examples for its cornerstone is from inspiring English sources

Its cornerstone is carved with Hebrew characters and the years 5717-1956.

Its cornerstone is the amnesty Mr Bouteflika offered to some 5,500 Islamic militants who agreed to lay down their arms.

But its cornerstone is an update of the trade-off that didn't work in 1986: a massive investment in border security to prevent illegals entering, in exchange for a path to citizenship for those already here.

The inherent nonsensicality of this pallid sub-genre (given that any meaningful definition of "folk music" will have continuity as its cornerstone) is actually the least of its problems.

Let it ever be remembered that this edifice owes its existence to the public; that its architect is popular favor; that its cornerstone is Liberty and Justice; that its every stone comes from the people and represents public approval for public services rendered.

It is also one of New York's most historic churches -- its cornerstone was put down in 1795.

Its cornerstone was laid by President Theodore Roosevelt.

Its cornerstone was laid in 1892, but the cathedral remains unfinished.

Its cornerstone was ujamaa, or familyhood, which was imposed on Tanzania in the following years.

That postwar political settlement included town and country planning, with its cornerstone being the nationalisation of development rights.

President Theodore Roosevelt spoke when its cornerstone was laid, and Martin Luther King, Jr., preached his last Sunday sermon from one of its pulpits.