And he is raising money to build an alternative Holocaust museum in Jerusalem, for which the cornerstone has been laid.
A major worry surrounding the disappearance of this productive land is the impact it will have on staple crops such as maize, rice, soya beans, and wheat, which are cornerstones of global food security.
But even in Kuwait, the foreign minister has expressed hopes that the stand-off will not escalate into armed conflict.Military action is bad for stability and bad for business, both of which are cornerstones of the Gulf way of life.
When Erik Erikson developed the work of Freud into psychosocial stages of development, which became cornerstones for childhood psychology, he did not do justice to adulthood.
What about the way that Governor Reagan and then-President Nixon surfed the wave of anti-student and then anti-minority backlash in the 60s and 70s, which proved cornerstones of their electoral victories?
I championed antibiotic resistance, which threatens a cornerstone of modern medicine, and am thrilled that it was chosen.
The rebuilding of the East Stand, which was the cornerstone of the redevelopment at Sixfields, has been plagued by delays.
Tourism, which is a cornerstone of the Egyptian economy, has been badly hit by years of political turmoil.
The principles of participation, transparency and accountability, which form the cornerstone of the notion of free, prior and informed consent (FPIC), are usually absent in such transactions.
