Sentence examples for A key plank of from inspiring English sources

A key plank of such a campaign must be transparency and honesty by care providers about costs – and profits.

A key plank of the accord to which the five main parties signed up was the introduction of the Conservative/Lib Dem welfare reforms.

A key plank of the agreement with Plaid – called A Compact to Move Wales Forward – is the establishment of three liaison committees on finance, legislation and the constitution.

A key plank of Conservative education policy is to allow parents to establish their own schools, based on models in the US and Sweden.

A key plank of David Cameron's pitch to parliament ahead of last week's vote to back bombing targets in Syria was the Brimstone's capability for "surgical strikes".

A key plank of the government's welfare-to-work strategy involves getting long-term unemployed people with a mental health problem back into work.

A key plank of the scheme was selling Television Centre in west London, which had been the corporation's headquarters since it opened in 1960, for £200m.

A key plank of DfID policy is to use British aid to create equity funds for Africa that leverage in further private investment.

Ukip A key plank of its education policy is the return of grammar schools.

The tactic is a key plank of police planning to ensure the Games are not disrupted.

In the UK, tackling corruption is a key plank of prime minister David Cameron's "golden thread".