Sentence examples for pillar of any from inspiring English sources

It is a true pillar of any local community.

Make no mistake: Stronger and more effective immigration enforcement should be a pillar of any reform plan.

Communications is an important pillar of any economy, and even more so in the case of an economy like Gibraltar, which is interacting with the wider world.

But local officials say they can become an important pillar of any housing recovery with the help of $4 billion in federal grants that were part of a housing bill Congress approved in July.

Recalling the MPs' expenses scandal, he said: "I see parallels between what happened to us with what is now happening to another important pillar of any democracy, namely a free press".

The central pillar of any plan needs to be deterrence, with commitments from American allies -- possibly backed by a Security Council resolution -- for a crushing military response so credible that the regime will understand that any use of weapons of mass destruction, or indeed any threat to its neighbors, would bring its immediate demise.

Physicians used to be the pillars of any community.

Consistency and a loyal clientele are the central pillars of any worthy supper club's operation.

While demand was strong even at that level, the largest institutional investors, the pillars of any offering, pushed back a bit on the valuation.

The two approaches — the Pauline, which says he's already here in our visions; the "Johannine," which says he'll come back if we stay true to our practice — seem to be the pillars of any messianic movement.

But he said the government's action was a draconian one that represented a "negation of freedom of the press and freedom of expression, which are core pillars of any democratic and tolerant society".