Sentence examples for which is a cornerstone from inspiring English sources

"Twitter deeply respects the integrity of the election process, which is a cornerstone for all democracies.

Tourism, which is a cornerstone of the Egyptian economy, has been badly hit by years of political turmoil.

"If you look for an ideal, then I think you may risk closing the sport off to the evolution, which is a cornerstone of all sport".

Just three of them – Starbucks, Mars and Google – support the Clean Power Plan, which is a cornerstone of the Obama administration's climate change efforts.

Any effective protest inevitably causes a degree of disruption and inconvenience: it is an unavoidable consequence of the right to protest, which is a cornerstone of our democracy.

No doubt labour intensification is part of the problem – fewer people doing more work, which is a cornerstone employment policy in the age of permanent austerity.

In her speech to attendees, Pugh shared her four discussion disciplines, which are a cornerstone of the Information and Knowledge Strategy curriculum.

Focusing exclusively on drugs -- which was a cornerstone of anti-drug policies in the 1980s and 1990s -- can have the perverse effect of making kids do more drugs.

From the start, Fatah tried to prevent Hamas from getting full control of the PA security services, which are a cornerstone of political power and a job scheme for unemployed militants, and which had become bloated with Fatah loyalists during the secular party's long and corrupt rule.

The jury in Ms. Stewart's trial, in Federal District Court in Manhattan, has waited through eight weeks of numbingly tedious courtroom interplay to see the videos of her meetings with the sheik on May 19 and 20, 2000, which are a cornerstone of the prosecutors' case.

At a speech in 1901, Roosevelt said, "Speak softly and carry a big stick, you will go far", which was a cornerstone of diplomacy during his presidency.