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The United Nations must remain a cornerstone of Irish foreign policy in this regard.

But race, and moreover, racism and its continued existence must remain a cornerstone of the discussion.

Real said banking would remain a cornerstone of the country's economy, based on its standing as a haven of stability.

Combination therapy in which replication is maximally suppressed will remain a cornerstone of treatment with entry inhibitors, as with other agents.

A detailed exposure history remains a cornerstone of diagnosis and management.

This has remained a cornerstone of Nintendo's marketing and design approach.

The spirit of light touch and good faith remained a cornerstone of the system.

Zebari said it also remained a cornerstone of bilateral relations.

Accurate, powerful throwing remains a cornerstone of our species.

That domestic focus remains a cornerstone of policy.

Fluoroscopy remains a cornerstone imaging modality for catheter placement and positioning in electrophysiology device and ablation procedures.

Since 1956, a low tax rate has remained a cornerstone of industrial development policy, subject to periodic adjustments.

Lastly, the achievement of adequate vaccination coverage of the Italian population remains a cornerstone in the prevention of chickenpox in pregnancy.

For decades the 12.5 per cent corporate tax rate has remained a cornerstone of domestic economic policy.

Secretary of state Hillary Clinton, who today began a week-long trip to Asia, has said the US-Japan alliance remains a cornerstone of regional security.

Androgen deprivation therapy (ADT) remains a cornerstone in the management of patients with prostate cancer (PCa) despite adverse effects on body composition and functional parameters.