Sentence examples for a core pillar of from inspiring English sources

That is going to be a core pillar of why people support Irin," he says.

It therefore seems remarkable that this fundamental issue still does not feature as a core pillar of health and nutrition programming.

Malcolm Richardson, national chairman of the Magistrates Association, which represents JPs across England and Wales, said: "Trial by your peers, via magistrates, must be seen as on par with trial by jury as a core pillar of criminal justice.

And that would an avoidable tragedy for us all, large states and in particular small, signalling the end of what remains a core pillar of our post-world order.

"When you knock over a core pillar of society like marriage, and then try to redefine biblical views of marriage as bigotry, there will be consequences," Mr. Brown warned last August in a fund-raising letter.

The Medicaid expansion was intended to be a core pillar of the Affordable Care Act, but following a 5-to-4 Supreme Court decision, many states chose to opt out.

The new regulations are the core pillar of Obama's climate plan, unveiled in a speech at Georgetown University in June last year.

There's no longer a middle ground, and when that's the case, the next core pillar of digital excellence becomes even more critical.

Obama will use the report to build public support for cutting greenhouse gas emissions from existing power plants, the core pillar of his climate plan.

Buddha Issara has been leading the charge against financial misconduct and says that, far from rocking another core pillar of Thai society, this is the perfect time to be overhauling religious institutions, too.

Frank White is Think BIG's first brand, emphasizing our core pillar of creativity.