cornerstone的示例

• The cornerstones of therapeutic social dementia care - reminiscence and validation therapy - have in common their acknowledgement of the sense of self of the person with dementia.

• Philosophical training was seen as an asset, but scientific know-how and a good grip of the field under scrutiny were seen as the most important cornerstones of evaluation.

• The freedom to enter into, and sustain, such relationships is one of the cornerstones of adulthood (although this representation has been highly gendered in social policy terms).

• Chapter 3 begins with an outline of the two linguistic principles that are the cornerstones of the 1996 reform - that is, the phonological and semantic principles of orthography.

• Other important cornerstones of regional policy in the years to come will be additionality in funding, cross-sectoral cooperation and conditionality.

• The right to privacy, to information freedom and to fair and proper trial are the cornerstones of a free and open society.

• Qualifications and their mutual recognition are one of the cornerstones of transport policy, as is working time.

• The cornerstones of these relationships are the common values and the similar interests that we share.

• Meanwhile, coal and steel have ceased being the cornerstones of the integration process.

• Mainstreaming human rights in its external policies and respect for the rule of law are the cornerstones in any relations with third countries.

• Information and education have always been the cornerstones of consumer policy.

• An active civil society, which takes part in the making of political decisions, is one of the cornerstones of a democracy.

• One of the cornerstones of any improvement in police action is the ethnic monitoring of all police activity.

• I would say that sea power is once again one of the cornerstones of our defence system; and long may it remain so!

• Any change that affects those cornerstones should have the consent of the people.