Sentence examples for the cornerstone point from inspiring English sources

Over the last years the management of software development projects has been recognized as the cornerstone point of seeking improvement and solutions.

The SmartCenter management server is the cornerstone of a Check Point NG installation.

Mr. Polakow-Suransky defended the city's use of the state tests as the cornerstone of its accountability measures, pointing out that he was aware of no credible research calling the city's rising graduation rates into question.

This point is just the cornerstone of the present hypothesis.

That is why Kerry must not succumb to the negotiator's eleventh hour temptation to "cut the difference" or conceal what must be clear, simple, straightforward Iranian commitments by resorting to unreadable fine print, secret annexes, side agreements or "Washington interpretations" on any of the remaining cornerstone sticking points that will earn him avoidable scorn.

Wei-Sender (South) opened one club to show 16 points or more, the cornerstone of the Precision Club system devised by her husband, C. C. Wei, who died in 1987.

BBC London 94.9's Mark Church Tom Maynardrd's third Championship hundred of the summer was the cornerstone to Surrey achieving maximum batting points on the opening day.

The willingness of Americans to let an entrepreneur succeed, regardless of his or her social or political connections, has been the cornerstone of U.S. economic success, he points out.

Much has been written about the evolution of basketball as the three point shot has become the cornerstone of offenses at all levels of the game.

That void is the cornerstone of sex-exploitation psychology, a trafficker's point of access.

Tender point (TP) examination has been the cornerstone examination in patients with chronic widespread pain (CWP) to distinguish fibromyalgia patients from patients with CWP only.