Sentences with phrase «central pillar»

Christianity, Islam and Judaism should all be recognized equally in our monotheistic society as they are the three central pillars in the monotheistic world.

The CRU information undermines a number of central pillars on which the Endangerment Finding rests, particularly the work of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change («IPCC»).

I truly believe that in - house teams and managed - service providers will continue to grow as central pillars of legal service delivery while the frantic growth that law firms experienced for decades seems very much dead.

For example, mandatory court - based mediation rules, judicial dispute resolution initiatives, case management regimes, pre-trial conferences, and cost - based settlement incentives have all become central pillars of the modern civil justice system and its reform.

The reason I have to say «thought to be», is because of the failure by the French and the British to properly register this vulnerable group, despite their responsibilities under two of the most central pillars of international law: the convention on the rights of the child and the convention of refugees.

THE BMW ALPINA B4 BITURBO CONVERTIBLE The ALPINA philosophy rests on a number of central pillars including effortless performance, abundance of torque, smooth automatic transmissions, an emotional soundtrack and precisely tuned suspensions.

Wirtz was a high - profile casualty of the spiking rents that forced so many galleries out of addresses like 49 Geary, the long - standing central pillar of San Francisco's gallery culture and a champion for art along with the nearby San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA).

The artist's oeuvre, which deals with both abstraction and representation, is based upon the history of the two central pillars of 20th - century American art: one being abstract and minimal painting and sculpture, the other being the use of imagery to express language, communication and humour.

That means that a central pillar of Bounce Exchange's company culture is thoughtful hiring and making sure that the entire process — from first interview to last day on the job — is a positive experience.

Its Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy has described the expansion of renewable energy as «one of the central pillars» in Germany's energy transition, also known as the «Energiewende».

The anti-bank rhetoric is a familiar refrain for Sanders, who has frequently criticized Clinton for her perceived Wall Street ties, and made cracking down on corporate «greed» a central pillar of his campaign.

Information - sharing is the central pillar of the White House's moonshot.

The findings show yet again how Amazon Prime has become one of the central pillars of Amazon's e-commerce and streaming businesses.

«BMW Group is working to shift from a traditional luxury auto manufacturer and service provider to a technology company, with automated driving, digital connectivity, mobility services and electrification as some of the central pillars of our new strategy,» said Joseph Zheng, vice president of digital services and business models at BMW China.

As with most Republican candidates, the central pillar of the Trump economic plan is a significant series of tax cuts.

She appeals to the central pillars of the Church — Scripture, Tradition and Magisterium (though not reason or natural law).

Furthermore contrast these insights with one of the central pillars of the Faith vision: the unity law of control and direction.

The Toffees centre - back has flowered to become the central pillar in Everton's defense, thanks to his top - quality displays in Premier League.

Another central pillar of MMSD's Farm to School program is education: teaching the kids about the produce and where it comes from.

The letter is also totally inconsistent with the «new» Obama thinking, whose representative, Nils Daulaire, told the WHO Executive Board earlier this year that ``... the [International] Code continues to be a central pillar of improved child nutrition and needs to be vigorously and universally supported, applied and enforced.»

It has the familiar, sloping, central pillar that incorporates the pneumatic cylinder used for unfolding.

The fact that this central pillar of Opposition economic theory is going unchecked because of the expenses story is a real scanda.

The fact that this central pillar of Opposition economic theory is going unchecked because of the expenses story is a real scandal.This whole expenses thing is frightening.

«When you attack our courthouses and you undermine them, you are weakening a central pillar of our community,» said Steven Choi, executive director of the New York Immigration Coalition.

This was the central pillar of Clegg's 2015 spring conference speech, in which he pledged to be standing up for «the liberal Britain in which we and millions of decent, reasonable people believe».

Although, under Kinnock, Smith and Blair, the right wing regained control of the party, Blair and Mandelson believe that the central pillar of that control — the stability of the union leaderships» backing for the parliamentary right — can not be relied upon, particularly in the context of a government trying to dismantle the welfare state.

And the rejection of fourteen years of disastrous wars in the wider Middle East was a central pillar of the platform on which I was elected Labour leader.»

Indeed, it is a central pillar of Reinventing the State, which is in many ways our founding document.

Another central pillar of the budget agenda is a Rider Relief Plan that will invest crucial funding into the crumbling Metropolitan Transportation Authority for immediate repairs, a fare freeze for all riders, discounted MetroCards for the neediest individuals and an Express Bus fare reduction.

«The right to representation in government is the central pillar of democracy in this country,» Weinstein wrote in his 42 - page ruling.

«The right to representation in government is the central pillar of democracy in this country.

The current austerity programme in Britain is the central pillar of Osbornomics (the economics and policies of George Osborne).

Zucker also noted that the project creates synergy between all the components that make communities great places to live and to work, a development tenet that is a central pillar of Governor Cuomo's new Regional Economic Development Councils, which have also kicked off this summer.

It was the central pillar of the Remain argument and infact its obvious benefits were the only reason the referendum was so close.

Treasury minister Danny Alexander said the EU was «one of the central pillars of British prosperity and security».

Such a development would instantly undercut a central pillar on which the NDC's identity - based electoral strategy and

Such a development would instantly undercut a central pillar on which the NDC's identity - based electoral strategy and coalition has been constructed; namely, the notion that the NPP is an Akan - exclusive party and, thus, not a political home for Northerners or other non-Akans.

Today the highly unintuitive black hole complementarity and holographic principles are central pillars of the quantum theory of gravity.

Measurements of large - scale structure in SDSS maps of galaxies, quasars, and intergalactic gas have become a central pillar of the standard cosmological model that describes our understanding of the history and future of the Universe.

Symmetry and aesthetic balance are still the central pillars of the sport, even in our era of mass monsters.

The upper jaw or maxilla is the central pillar for the growth of the face and dental arch.

If you are a single Muslim looking for a partner who ticks all the right boxes; who sees faith as a central pillar of a partnership but who also suits you on multiple other levels, then it makes sense to look for them online.

Why, for example, do we learn so little about the Dark Tower itself, if this spiky edifice is meant to be the central pillar undergirding human survival?

The vision of the company is central pillar around which your training program should be built.

Having recently welcomed its 750,000 th educational visitor, the Eden Project's schools team is now embarking on a campaign to help outdoor learning become a central pillar of British education.

Dedicated to the central pillars of personalised learning and school improvement, our staff embody the words «Inspiring beyond measure».