"But Credit Suisse has shown what you can do when you return to core, traditional investment banking".
There should be a return to core human rights values that have been central to British life, she says.
It was a return to core values and desert tranquillity that's bottled to perfection on Tassili.
This return to core values could be terrible for the media industry, which, like an aging ball player, has become reliant on the Facebook steroid to jack up page views.
Most of all, however, Latin American Catholics, who are largely social conservatives, will look to Francis for a return to core values: honoring the poor, the helpless, the unborn, the family, the environment, the Commandments.
It is time to return to core values, time to get back to basics, to self-discipline and respect for the law, to consideration for the others, to accepting responsibility for yourself and your family - and not shuffling it off on other people and the state.' I believe that what this country needs is not less conservatism.
Either he's got the experimentation out of his system or he's clearly keen to put it behind him: just nine months later comes Smalhans, a concise return to core Lindstrøm dancefloor values: chunky disco basslines, wave upon wave of blissed-out, arpeggiated melodies.
Mr. Rubio, 39, was not expected to win when the campaign started, but with rousing speeches that centered on "reclaiming America" and returning to core Republican values of fiscal restraint, he became one of the first candidates propelled by the Tea Party insurgents.
This, in her words, "represents a return to core family values, a sense of order and civilisation and above all a certain moral clarity".
The Family Research Council assured those voters "hungry for a return to core values" that "Mitt was unequivocal" and quoted his lines on marriage and religion.
