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(61) Today, 100 Hours of Astronomy begins, a cornerstone project of the International Year of Astronomy 2009 celebrating the 400th anniversary of Gallileo's original telescopic exploration of the sky.

(62) This article, on the basis of analyzing the aim and significance of national grant-aided loan, holds that credit is the cornerstone of supporting the implementation of.

(63) The securities market is a market for investors and the cornerstone for the survival of this market is the public shareholder.

(64) Although the capital majority rule has the flaw, its cornerstone status is still unshakable.

(65) The doctrine of surplus value is the cornerstone of Marx's economic theory.

(66) The ideal element is a bridge that Euclidean space geometry transits to projection geometry, a cornerstone in project geometry.

(67) Respiration is one of the fundamental skills that drive and cornerstone the vocal music study.

(68) To ally with the great powers is a cornerstone in Israel's foreign policy.

(69) The stone which the builders rejected has become the cornerstone of the building.

(70) The industry of real estate is a cornerstone for economy.

(71) Despite new developments in the surgical and radiotherapeutic fields, as well as in medical oncology, external beam radiotherapy is the cornerstone of the treatment of spinal metastases...

(72) In addition, China bans a cornerstone of the industry, so-called down-line, or multilayer, sales[sentencedict.com], in which a person shares in the sales commissions of anyone he recruits into the distribution network.

(73) Bohr found that an electron has the qualities of both a particle and a wave, a concept known as wave-particle duality, which has become a cornerstone of quantum physics.

(74) The founders of our religion made this a cornerstone of morality.

(75) The president stood beside a parcel of cleared ground near the White House, preparing to lay the cornerstone of a federal office building and to plant an enduring epithet on investigative journalism.

(76) Non Bis Idem which originated from the Roman Law, has been considered a cornerstone of modern criminal justice administration in the civil law and the common law.

(77) The security model is the cornerstone for developing the security operating system,(Sentencedict) while the formal method provides high level assurance for the understanding of the security model accurately.

(78) It was highlighted by the laying of the cornerstone by the Governor General of the Confederation Building on Wellington Street and the inauguration of the Carillon in the Peace Tower.

(79) The derogation clause cornerstone of human rights convention, the reservation of which is key issue.

(80) Indeed, it has come to be the cornerstone of modern thinking on international trade.

(81) Construction began when the first cornerstone was laid in October of 1792. Although President Washington oversaw the construction of the house, he never lived in it.

(82) And the stable harmonious labor relation is an important cornerstone of its success.

(83) Virtualization is a cornerstone design technique for all cloud architectures.

(84) The foundation of government's credit-worthiness is the cornerstone of the setting-up of the whole social credit system.

(85) Obama made the stimulus a cornerstone of his economic recovery plan even before he took office, but his calls for bipartisanship were an early casualty.

(86) Stable land contracts the cornerstone of the rural policy that the relation is a party.

(87) Early child development is a cornerstone of human development and should be central to how we judge the successfulness of societies.

(88) Busby rebuilt his side as best he could and made Charlton the cornerstone.

(89) The HQ - 2 remains a major cornerstone of Chinese air defenses.

(90) Today, the human element remains a cornerstone of our success.