Along the way, the "individual mandate" cornerstone of the ACA -- required by government yet actually enriching the private insurance industry -- is a tremendous political boost to demagogic GOP leaders.
Mr. Bush said, "We are going to play the hand we are dealt," and he repeated his calls for tax cuts, expanded global trade, less regulation, and a plan to allow the transfer of some Social Security taxes to private investment accounts, all cornerstones of his fiscal strategy.
Cornerstone Colorado WHAT Private resort community.
With Michigan's popular Republican governor, John Engler, at his side, Mr. Bush spent more than an hour discussing the importance of equal access to education with students, teachers, parents and volunteers at the Cornerstone Schools, a private religion-oriented group of middle and elementary schools.
Bank secrecy, the cornerstone of a $2.2 trillion private banking industry that controls one-third of offshore wealth held by private individuals, has come under sustained assault from investigators tracing illicit money flows from terrorists, corrupt politicians and drug cartels.
Private collections have provided the cornerstones of many of the world's great libraries.
The Vanek trilogy ("Audience," "A Private View" and "Protest") remains the cornerstone of Mr. Havel's art, a painfully honest documentation of dehumanization within a repressive state.
Often, the truth is that all three parts are included in the argumentation, but the private economic benefit has been a cornerstone for engagement when it comes to undertaking measures to reduce energy usage in houses.
Good oral hygiene has always been the cornerstone of public and private dental health promotion.
Still, Armstrong, who has been dogged by doping allegations throughout his career, made his private antidoping program one of the cornerstones of his comeback.
She gives exploitative corporations like Wal-Mart, financial institutions, insurers, the oil and gas industry, private healthcare companies, private prisons, and cornerstones of the military industrial complex a throne at the table where the rest of us have to crowd onto a single folding chair that's buckling under our weight.
