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In the centuries since the proclamation, it has become one of the cornerstones of Native American law in the United States and Canada.

A sustainable long term business and a clear commitment to environmentally friendly technology are the cornerstones of our activates.

Fluorescent probes are one of the cornerstones of real-time imaging of live cells and a powerful tool for cell biologists.

Actively managing risk, emphasizing dividends, and ensuring proper diversification are the cornerstones of our investment philosophy.

Security institutionalization and regional integration are the two cornerstones for a stable and peaceful regional order in East Asia.

This fundamental truth is one of the cornerstones of the sedimentary-organic theory for the origin of hydrocarbons.

Lastly, business integration is one of the cornerstones of an on demand business.

Although only vague details about the trade agreement have been made public, it is one of the cornerstones of Ma's China policies.

One of the cornerstones of an effective security strategy is to prevent attacks and to detect potential attackers.

Trust and commitment are the cornerstones of any marriage.

Darwin's aesthetic theory is one of the cornerstones of scientific theories of humanist eco-aesthetics.

Conservative pundits here like to speak of this equality and sameness as being cornerstones of "Japanese" tradition. Nonsense.

First, the United States has worked to renew the core alliances that have long been the cornerstones of global peace and prosperity.

"Interdisciplinarity" is one of the cornerstones of the humanities today.

The leader of the world's Roman Catholics blessed the cornerstones of two churches to be built next to the river.

Unlike in the Lehman case, I do not think governments should allow big banks that are cornerstones of their economies to go under.

This use case is one of the cornerstones of basic WebSphere MQ administrative hardening.

Good application design and coding practices are the cornerstones of high-performance, maintainable applications.

The inculcation of fear and conformity are its cornerstones, and arbitrariness is too often at the root of its implementation.

Respect for employees and employee integrity are the cornerstones of our human resources policy.

Bone grafting is one of the cornerstones of orthopaedic surgery.

And the Chinese leadership is making the rebalancing of its economy one of the cornerstones of its forthcoming five-year plan.

It is one of the cornerstones of software internationalization .

Medicare I think is one of the cornerstones of our social safety net.

By offering a rich variety of differentiated activities with clear progression, cornerstones provides real inspiration.

Long ago, yogis recognized this by making nonattachment one of the cornerstones of yogic practice.

'Cornerstones are definitely a trend for IPOs nowadays as everyone wants that kind of comfort [in a deal]. '

Prevention, early diagnosis and aggressive management are the cornerstones of care.

One of the cornerstones of SAX-based programming is validation.

We conclude that active screening, earlier diagnosis and intervention remain the cornerstones of treatment.

Cornerstones for writing equips children with essential writing skills and provides real inspiration.

Initial results from clinical trials suggest that these agents will become the cornerstones of future endocrine therapy.

Action and experimentation are the cornerstones of empiricism.

"Cornerstones are very interested [in China Southern Railway] but it's not at the stage where anyone has signed up yet, " the person said.

And the first of these is to connect, is that your social relationships are the most important cornerstones of your life.

Important are the four cornerstones which are the basic for all disinfection rooms in hospitals.

One of the cornerstones of communications theory is the number of unique connections that can be made in any given network.

Its main instructive idea is legal professionalism, which includes three cornerstones.

I know these lessons are the basics. . . . . . but these remain cornerstones of design.

Freud said that love and work are the two cornerstones of humanity.

They take this role seriously and that is why they have made integrity and quality the cornerstones of their business.

The view of Human's dual life is the cornerstones for his innovation of human theory.

The aggregation and association of disparate data in a common view to provide unique value are the cornerstones of mashups.

These are not impediments to stability, they are the cornerstones of stability.

PHP, one of the cornerstones of LAMP stack, is used by major websites such as Wikipedia.

Hong Kong's chief executive, Donald Tsang, has made infrastructure spending one of the cornerstones of his economic policy.

Jack: You don't know who Santa Claus is? He is one of the cornerstones of the American Christmas.

City tip: There is a total of 15 rust mites in the City. Similarly, there are 15 pagan cornerstones.

America's official policy has been to apply certain principles to trade agreements; these principles are also the cornerstones of the GATT.

Hong Kong has long upheld the rule of law, which is one of its cornerstones.

The cultural cornerstones of scientific-technological measurement study

Cornerstones of Service Excellence for Equipment Manufacturers

African Countries'Cornerstones of Attracting Foreign Funds

On two cultural cornerstones for the generation and development of scientific and technological law

Building Study-type Groups and Casting Cornerstones of Enterprises

On the Two Conditions and Cornerstones of the Lawyer System

Coupling and Cohesion: The Two Cornerstones of OO Programming

Cornerstones of our business model

Value: The Four Cornerstones of Corporate Finance

The Realization of the Three Great Theoretical Cornerstones of the Chinese Nations Great Renaissance

Cornerstones of Li Changfu's Academic Activities

Two revolutions and the three cornerstones on modern finance

4 cornerstones of the game of Hockey