core value

collocation in English

meaningsofcoreandvalue

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core
adjective
uk
/kɔːr/us
/kɔːr/
most important or ...
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value
noun
uk
/ˈvæl.juː/us
/ˈvæl.juː/
the amount of money that can be received ...
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(Definition ofcoreandvaluefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofcore value

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Egalitarianism, anothercorevalueraised in the campaign debates, was linked to women's but not men's emotional reactions to both candidates.
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They had had to 'pull together' and so family loyalty was acorevalue.
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The fourthcorevalue, humanitarianism, is related to compassionate willingness to extend assistance to others in unfortunate circumstances.
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Clearly, reliance on public aid has no effect whatsoever on a person's adherence to thecorevalueof equal opportunity.
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I would further argue that this individualistic approach to medicine, as if individualism is acorevalue,15 is simply wrongheaded.
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Tolerance is acorevalueof academic life, as is civility.
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We focus especially on the principle of individual autonomy, acorevaluein ethical discourse.
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For eachcorevalue, individuals indicated their agreement or disagreement with several statements pertaining to that value.
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A key question for these scholars is whether language is (always) "acorevaluefor how group boundaries are drawn" (3).
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As a group, they shared in the ethos of their generation that elevated working and action to acorevalue, and which defined one's identity and gave meaning to life.
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Government assistance effects also emerge as an influence on thecorevalueof moral traditionalism.
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I am convinced that solidarity is acorevalueand abandoning it would endanger the character of our societies.
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Acorevalueof our justice system is that it is independent of all political interference.
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One of its declared objectives is thecorevalueof customer care.
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It means encouraging people to develop democracy as acorevalue.
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There is also a long way to go in recognising that anothercorevalueof the national health service must be better promoted.
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Freedom of expression is one of our most fundamental and cherished rights - acorevalueof our democracies.
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Free speech is acorevalueof our society and the cornerstone of our democracy.
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Equal rights, as acorevalue, had been placed, for the first time, in this document, alongside freedom, democracy and the principles of a constitutional state.
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