Sentence examples for centrepiece policy from inspiring English sources
Take housing: it was to have been his great centrepiece policy.
Shorten said Labor would support the budget's centrepiece policy – the $5.5bn package of tax relief for small business – as well as extra spending on national security and drought relief.
Pruitt said the administration will "deal" with the Clean Power Plan, Barack Obama's centrepiece policy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and the Waters of the United States rule, which gives the EPA wider latitude to reduce pollution of waterways.
Kent made his announcement on Monday 4 July, the day that culture secretary Jeremy Hunt was due to make an important speech at the Whitechapel gallery in London on philanthropy in the arts, a centrepiece policy.
The government is borrowing more to pay the bills too – all of which makes a mockery of the chancellor's centrepiece economic policy.
Housing, a centrepiece Tory policy, also featured heavily, with Mr Osborne moving to try to rein in buy-to-let mortgages after the Bank of England expressed concerns about its growth.
Letters: Since cutting the deficit has been made the centrepiece of economic policy, why carry on with policies that are manifestly failing to deliver this objective, while wreaking havoc in the lives of a third of the population?
This coincides with the government's decision to define multiculturalism as a centrepiece of immigration policy.
Continuing the crackdown is a centrepiece of AL policy.Despite the government's sliding ratings, popular support for Sheikh Hasina's clan dwarfs that for Mrs Zia's.
That could regain lost competitiveness and restore growth.Others think that Latvia must sacrifice the peg to the euro that has been the centrepiece of economic policy.
