Sentence examples for should be a cornerstone from inspiring English sources

Washington has broken ranks with the Western liberal tradition of which it should be a cornerstone.

A bolder approach to public involvement in economic management in key sectors should be a cornerstone of a new approach.

Undermining the local support upon which groups depend, rather than focusing primarily on killing their leaders, should be a cornerstone of Washington's counterterrorism policies.

That modern orchestras seem to have ceded Haydn's marvelous canon to the historical performance-practice cabal is cause to lament; this music should be a cornerstone of the repertory, as Mr. Haitink's rendition handily asserted.

Helping the unemployed back into work should be a cornerstone of the benefits system, but the Government must remember that without this lifeline, many will be pitched into dire financial straits".

Although learning backward should be a cornerstone of academia, it?s more powerful when the boardroom is a classroom and members of the board are students.

With power and selectivity, Seager, 25, should be a reliable cornerstone for a team in a deep rut.

The bigger point seems clear: A program to get better, healthier food to low-income expectant moms, their infants and their toddlers should be a no-brainer cornerstone of good food policy.

Now, Russia needs to diversify, and the cornerstone should be a historically powerful asset — its creative technological minds.

Yes, we should invest in this technology, but it should not be a cornerstone of a multi-million dollar project...yet...yet

The cornerstone of a new approach to ownership should be a Companies Act for the 21st century.