Adherence to the one China principle is the cornerstone for developing cross Strait relations and realizing peaceful reunification.

In conclusion, the principle that problems must be solved through dialogue represents the cornerstone of both democracy and the United Nations.

The media are a cornerstone of democracy.

Fear is a cornerstone of the republic.

The United Nations system is its cornerstone.

Good science is the cornerstone of both policies.

Women are the cornerstone of family and social stability

The 1968 Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty is the cornerstone.

This matters because good governance is the cornerstone of development.

The YYA Treaty was a cornerstone in Paasikivi's foreign policy.

Whereupon were its foundations fastened? Or who laid its cornerstone,

(a) The Hyogo Framework is the cornerstone of the Strategy.

This trend is illustrated by debates on the absolute prohibition of torture a ban that recently had seemed an undisputed cornerstone of human rights law, anchored in numerous international legal instruments, but also accepted as a principle of jus cogens.

ASI participates in the European Space Agency (ESA) Rosetta Cornerstone mission.

The combat against poverty must remain the cornerstone of our actions.

Iraq s state owned enterprises were the cornerstone of Saddam Hussein s economic policy.

We see the new constitution as the cornerstone of a rising Iraq.

The Convention remained the cornerstone of international efforts to combate climate change.

To this day we consider our membership a cornerstone of our national sovereignty.

The non proliferation regime, of which the NPT is the cornerstone, is in disarray.

As in the case of trafficking, prevention must be a cornerstone of any policy.

In many countries, sector wide approaches have become the cornerstone of bilateral development cooperation.

Licensing the opium crop would be a realistic and pragmatic cornerstone of that strategy s success.

The site was purchased in 1946 and the cornerstone was laid on January 11, 1949.

The number of success stories by the people is the cornerstone for domestic resource mobilization.

German French relations, once the cornerstone of European integration, are at their lowest point in decades.

being built on the foundation of the apostles and prophets, Christ Jesus himself being the chief cornerstone

Drafting this cornerstone document of our future will also be an exercise in compromise and consensus building.

The fundamental principles enshrined in the United Nations Charter remain an indisputable cornerstone of modern international relations.

Mangrove forests, in addition to providing vital coastal defences, were also a cornerstone of the region's economy.

Reaffirming that the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees together with its 1967 Protocol continue to serve as the cornerstone of the international refugee protection regime and noting in this regard the fundamental importance of their full application by State Parties, including that of the fundamental principle of non refoulement,

According to this author, there should be four qualitative principles (a) the principle of origin, (b) the principle of source, (c) the principle of residence and (d) the principle of nationality.

There is no reason to classify the principle of abrogation, if this be the general principle, other than as a legal principle.

Now all of these systems require a degree of trust, and the cornerstone to this working is reputation.

The existing Energy Charter Treaty including the Transit Protocol must remain a cornerstone of Europe s energy security policy.

Any sovereign default in Europe would shatter this cornerstone of financial regulation, and thus would have profound consequences.

On April 22, 1856, the cornerstone was laid in the presence of Chief Rabbi of Jerusalem, Shmuel Salant.

The resolution draws heavily from resolution 1546 (2004), which remains the cornerstone of Security Council consensus for Iraq.

Principle 3 Purposes

Principle 8 Implementation

Principle of distinction

Principle of proportionality

Principle of precaution

II, principle 4).

13.2.1 In principle