Sentence examples for should be a bedrock from inspiring English sources

Paying just wages to sustain Catholic schools should be a bedrock component of the church's commitment to teach social justice through modeling fair policies for all who work in church ministries.

He claims, "the decision to morph from a scholarly association into a political action committee has proved disastrous for the group and the discipline it purports to represent, undermining its credibility, alienating many of its practitioners and betraying what should be a bedrock commitment to the American values that used to define the field".

It is possible that some of Mr. Romney's previous support had resulted from name recognition, but there should be a solid bedrock of support underneath it.

We insisted it be a bedrock of the Iran agreement.

This used to be a bedrock principle of the Republican Party.

"The idea that everyone's vote should count is a bedrock constitutional principle," he said.

Design thinking should be the bedrock of a start-up company in order to achieve the intersection of art, business and technology.

A core of educated, well-bred Germans resisted the Nazi temptation and, the thinking went, should be the bedrock of postwar German democracy.

An awareness of just how completely a poisonous relationship with Jakarta could dominate Australia's every policy anxiety should be the bedrock of our Indonesia policy.

In Tbilisi, one common criticism of Saakashvili is that his impatience to get things done has subverted the institution-building that should be the bedrock of democratic reform.

But he said he was worried about the impact of spending cuts and that organisations like his, which should be the "bedrock of the big society", were "wobbling".