Sentence examples for core planks from inspiring English sources

But the core planks of the Senate Republicans' health bill — the Better Care Reconciliation Act — borrow just as much from Democratic ideas as Obamacare borrowed from Republican ones.

One of the core planks of universal credit – and the element that provoked the most derision among people working in social housing – was the idea that a benefit payment should be paid to tenants instead of straight to their landlords.

"That would be very complicated," said the spokeswoman, noting the EC can suspend the data transfer mechanism if core planks of the adequacy arrangement (as the Commission sees it) are removed.

It would almost certainly trigger a crisis in the relationship between Greece and its international creditors, as debt write-offs form one of the core planks of its policy platform," the EIU says.

"That would be very complicated," said the spokeswoman, noting the EC can suspend the data transfer mechanism if core planks of the adequacy arrangement (as the Commission sees it) are removed.

Coalition development secretaries have pushed for increased private sector investment as a core plank of British aid policy.

He has a clear strategy for building a longer insurgency, a core plank of which is to establish Ukip as Labour's main opposition in the north.

Thus in 1848 Marx could make a speech denouncing as "nonsense" the very idea of a revolutionary dictatorship of the proletariat, even though that notion formed a core plank of Marxist doctrine.

It had been suspected for a while, and it is now widely confirmed that a core plank of the Conservative party manifesto will be the extension of the right-to-buy to 2.5 million housing association tenants.

The length of his pubic hair became a core plank of the case when the schoolgirl said he was "completely shaven", a claim denied by Johnson, who accused the girl of "just guessing".

Evidence that older men had married or had sex with girls as young as 15 — in violation of Texas law, and a core plank of the state's decision to remove the children — was inconclusive, they said.