corner stone

A good financial system is the corner stone of a well run organization.

Computer Science is clearly a corner stone of the information technology age we all live in.

That is very much the corner stone of this project.

The corner stone, however, probably dates to the 11th century.

Learning has always been the corner stone of Jewish tradition.

It is often said to be the corner stone of the current international patent system.

It has been the corner stone to many a practitioners art.

Dedication and hard work are the corner stones of the team.

Obama's stance on Iraq has been a corner stone of his campaign.

However its four corner stones were left as markers and they can still be seen.

Few would argue that trust is not a corner stone of civil society.

Images created on that special day will form the corner stone of family memories for years to come.

Property has always been a corner stone investment for people who have become wealthy.

His works are considered the corner stones of Serbian music theatre.

He twisted them behind me fast and a knee like a corner stone went into my back.

We pride ourselves on having a personal and professional approach that has been the corner stone of our success.

Open communication and trust are the corner stones of any good partnership.

The foundation is made of stone and large corner stones support the building's columns.

From corner stone to completion, the construction occupied about nine years.

She was there before the world was established on its corner stone.

The corner stone for the first building to house the seminary was laid on September 19 of that same year.

"Architectural Technologists are the corner stone of building design and management"

Evidence is the corner stone of all legal proceedings.

This study was also suggested as a corner stone for possible peace scenarios in war torn countries.

It is an absolute and constitutes the corner stone of our entire enterprise.