Sentence examples for a centrepiece budget from inspiring English sources

In a centrepiece budget measure, the chancellor announced the government will hand over £50 for every £200 a would-be buyer saves towards a deposit.

As president, Mr Hollande made the tax a centrepiece of his 2013 budget.

Several others have handed over reponsibility for setting tariffs to a regulatory commission, but most chief ministers are worried about the political fallout of charging realistic prices for power.Electricity reform was a centrepiece of the 2001 budget, presented in February.

George Osborne will be forced to explain how he will mitigate the £4.4bn worth of cuts to tax credits that were a centrepiece of his July budget, but which were subsequently rejected by the House of Lords.

In a speech in Manchester, the chancellor will say plans to improve the economy of the north of England will be a "centrepiece" of his pre-budget announcements this autumn.

The proposed childcare funding model arose out of a Productivity Commission report in 2015 and the $40bn package was announced as a centrepiece of the 2015-2016 federal budget.

A centrepiece of the government's budget is the plan to cut the corporate tax rate from 30%to25%5% over the next decade.

The policy, described by Conservative colleagues as "nanny statism at its worst", was a centrepiece of a wide-ranging budget in which Osborne cut key taxes but warned of slower economic growth.

One of the UK's most ambitious arts projects which was meant to form a centrepiece of the nation's Olympic year celebrations was scrapped after organisers admitted it would never come in on budget or on time.

Though he spoke warmly about the benefits of eliminating the double taxation of dividends, a centrepiece of the plan, Mr Greenspan made the crass error of suggesting that tax cuts needed to be paid for and that budget deficits matter.

It is a centrepiece of UN anti-poverty efforts.