Sentence examples for make the cornerstone from inspiring English sources

Justice Department lawyers have worked for months on the proposals, which Holder wants to make the cornerstone of the rest of his tenure.

Ramanuja was the first of the Vedanta thinkers to make the cornerstone of his system the identification of a personal God with the brahman, or Absolute Reality, of the Upanishads and the Vedanta-sutras.

Policing has been made the cornerstone of tiger conservation polices.

It was, however, just that belief that Rousseau made the cornerstone of his argument.

Ed's cards were dealt in Elroy, Wis., the little town that Tommy made the cornerstone of his political lore.

Concerned to create a stable Europe, he made the cornerstone of his policy a strong Franco-Italian rapprochement, which eventually collapsed over the Ethiopian crisis in 1936.

Yet while the women's players can claim significant gains, including on noneconomic issues like travel and working conditions, the new deal does not guarantee them equal pay with the men's national team, which the women had made the cornerstone of their campaign for much of the past year.

James Corner, co-designer of the High Line elevated park in New York, and L.A. architect Frederick Fisher have made the cornerstone of their entry a terraced lawn for lounging, watching public performances or enjoying movie nights.

Still, all this very bad news speaks to the uniquely, viciously punitive approach toward immigration that Trump has made the cornerstone of his government — and to the brutal assault on immigrant women's reproductive rights that is key to his strategy.

He promised to listen to criticism from outsiders and to make the fund "a cornerstone for promoting growth and stability".

Hillary Clinton has expressed concern over growing economic inequality in the US and is expected to make the issue a cornerstone of her widely anticipated presidential campaign in 2016.