| Usually, I touch the cornerstones on the buildings, but Aunt Issa had said men would know I am a child from my hands and such a childish move. |
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| Few would deny that education is one of the most important cornerstones of all human societies. |
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| Much like modern buildings, the pyramid's cornerstones have balls and sockets built into them. |
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| In patients with diastolic dysfunction, the cornerstones of treatment depend on the underlying cause. |
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| On one hand, freedom of speech and thought is one of the cornerstones of any democracy. |
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| Our area has many tight-knit communities and the cornerstones of these are the close relations between neighbours. |
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| Pride, dedication, and quality are the three cornerstones on which the company operates. |
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| Palaeodemography is one of the vital weight-bearing cornerstones of biological anthropology. |
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| The cornerstones are methods of eliminating horizontal violence and hierarchical or patriarchal control. |
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| Almost half a century since Feynman's discoveries, they remain cornerstones of theoretical physics. |
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| The right to a fair trial in a timely fashion is one of the cornerstones of our society. |
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| These are cornerstones, flint stones, millstones, limestone, and milestones. |
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| First, you left out one of the most important cornerstones of most any combat engagement we've had for the last 30 years. |
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| These bands, and the false keystones that underline the arch, tightly enclose cornerstones that feature floral tracery. |
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| Early recognition of women who drink alcohol during pregnancy and appropriate counselling are the cornerstones of treatment. |
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| Several others cited the competence and professionalism of our specialists, one of the cornerstones of our success. |
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| Mamadou Doumbia, always impeccably fitted out with a bowler hat, became one of the cornerstones of modern Ivorian music. |
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| The fee reductions we are announcing today demonstrate that these cornerstones of our firm remain as strong as ever. |
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| One of the cornerstones of the center of excellence is the synergetic combination of many individual developments already achieved. |
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| This program is regarded as one of the cornerstones of training for up-and-coming Malagasy scientists. |
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| The film however plays down overt preaching, treating the themes of good, evil, sacrifice and redemption as the kind of cornerstones that any classic drama is built on. |
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| Easy to follow, clearly structured operating concepts and straightforward assembly form the cornerstones of our product ranges. |
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| The cornerstones of the old time serials, such as a cliffhanger ending, a brief recap at the beginning, and brisk pacing made for exciting television. |
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| This act effectively abrogates the Bill of Rights and removes one of the cornerstones of Western liberty. |
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| And in part esthetically, with simplification, lighting, composition, color, and form comprising the cornerstones. |
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| Constitutional rules and respect for human rights are the cornerstones of democratic governance throughout the world. |
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| We cannot start questioning the cornerstones of integration, because it will have far-reaching consequences. |
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| It has got to be defended...it is one of the cornerstones of the constitution. |
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| During their mystical quest to transform lead into gold thanks to the philosopher's stone, alchemists laid the cornerstones of modern chemistry. |
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| Cod, as everyone knows, is one of the cornerstones of Portuguese cuisine, but man does not live by haute cuisine alone. |
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| The rest of this article touches on particular aspects of these two cornerstones. |
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| The arch and the cornerstones are framed by a right-angled alfiz that portrays an inscription in kufic writing. |
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| With local autonomy as one of its cornerstones, diversity and strength are enhanced as locals, too, chart their own course. |
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| One of the cornerstones of this agreement is a five-year business planning cycle. |
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| Evidence from applied health services research is one of the cornerstones of good decision-making. |
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| For instance a corner of the mansion may have thirteen cornerstones going up its spine, and the level of the front door is three cornerstones above ground level. |
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| Respect for human rights is one of the cornerstones of the contemporary legal order. |
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| Solicitor-client privilege and the duty of confidentiality have been, and continue to be, cornerstones of the legal profession. |
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| Productivity and participation are the cornerstones of our Regional Economic Strategy and KIBS will contribute strongly to both. |
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| They are cornerstones of the team's next stage of development. |
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| England and following the Act of Union 1707 Great Britain, laid down the cornerstones to the concept of individual liberty. |
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| Pushing forward the adoption of mechanisms to establish a social protection floor is also among the cornerstones to transition from humanitarian assistance to sustainable recovery and development. |
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| The Max Holder GmbH has concentrated on the traditional values that have been the cornerstones of its success: high quality, Swabian industriousness and innovative ideas. |
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| The close friendship of King with British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and U. S. President F. D. Roosevelt was one of the cornerstones of the Allied effort. |
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| Darius particularly wished to be remembered as the great lawgiver, and law reform was one of the cornerstones in his program for reorganizing the empire. |
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| Nevertheless, RF and anti-CCP remain the cornerstones of the serodiagnosis and monitoring of disease progression. |
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| The Commission is losing one of the few existing instruments at its disposal and what is currently one of the most important cornerstones of the reinvigorated Lisbon Strategy. |
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| The link between cornerstones and goals attempted to break the cycle of monolingualism among migrant families. |
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| We believe that openness and accountability are the cornerstones of good business, so rest assured that we will answer your questions honestly and candidly. |
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| At the same time, he could offer convalescent and elderly people an easily digestible, ready-made food, which became one of the cornerstones of what is now Nestlé Nutrition. |
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| The government must stop its antipathy toward science and research and understand clearly that research and development is one of the key cornerstones of the future of our country. |
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| Unfortunately in recent times, these smaller or larger institutions, the cornerstones of our educational system, have been exposed to a growing number of new external threats. |
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| This must be incorporated into the cornerstones of economic policy. |
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| Protected areas remain one of IUCN's cornerstones, but where, how, why and which kinds of landscapes and waterscapes deserve protection continues to evolve. |
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| These cornerstones are both decorative and structural, since they usually differ in jointing, colour, texture, or size from the masonry of the adjoining walls. |
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| Create a positive environment by understanding that constructive feedback and positive reinforcement are the cornerstones of effective performance management. |
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| The tribunal is one of the cornerstones of the regime designed to scrutinise the agencies, a regime described by William Hague, the foreign secretary, as one of the best in the world. |
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| Obviously, one of the cornerstones is families. |
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| The Kyoto protocol has given a critical dimension to the energy debate since energy use and transport, two cornerstones of economic life, have major impacts on the emission of greenhouse gases. |
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| I repeat, full censorship is not an option, because it would not be an appropriate response in a democratic society like ours, in which freedom of expression is one of its cornerstones. |
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| If we distinguish in between things, it is to get cornerstones. |
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| This also concerns to a large extent the field of justice and home affairs, which, after all, is one of the cornerstones of the entire negotiation process. |
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| The market and competition had been viewed as the cornerstones of growth. |
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| One of the cornerstones of a successful partnership is creating a win-win environment where parties have a role to play and all are accountable for success. |
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| International support is needed to help governments in the region firmly establish justice and security as one of the cornerstones of their countries' development. |
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| Trust is one of the cornerstones of operations in our organization. |
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| The non-profit public lending of legally obtained copyright content is one of the cornerstones of a democratic society and must be permitted to continue irrespective of the format of the content. |
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| Autonomy and security are the two cornerstones of supportive housing. |
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| In the UK, Big Bang became one of the cornerstones of the Thatcher government's reform programme. |
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| Relations of Ideas are a priori, and represent universal bonds between ideas that mark the cornerstones of human thought. |
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| The law of large numbers and the central limit theorem are the cornerstones of inferential statistics. |
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| For the time being, Gram staining and bacterial culture remain the cornerstones of bacterial meningitides diagnosis in a clinical setting. |
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| The construction industry has long been one of the cornerstones of the British economy and economic migrant workers through the ages have played a key part in its success. |
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| Antithyroid drugs, which have been in use for more than half a century, remain cornerstones in the management of hyperthyroidism, especially for patients with Graves' disease. |
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