Sentence examples for first pillar of the from inspiring English sources

The taskforce will be the first pillar of the government's national ice action strategy and will be chaired by the former Victorian police commissioner Ken Lay.

Here, terror is the first pillar of the system, and boredom is the second: "boredom is no longer the absence of emotion; it is itself an emotion, and a violent one".

The European Parliament is expected to vote on Thursday this week on legislation establishing the first pillar of the banking union - oversight of the eurozone's biggest banks by the European Central Bank.

The first pillar of the Republicans' new strategy is relatively simple: Have a presence in Latino communities.

The first pillar of the plan will be to "build a great wall along the southern border," he said to enthusiastic chants from the crowd of "build that wall".

Although the results presented Tuesday are taken from conventional testing, not the more precise DNA analysis later performed on some of the same samples, they form the first pillar of the prosecution's physical-evidence case, suggesting the trail of blood that prosecutors say connects Simpson to the double homicide.

After the Gilded Age and the Great Crash of the 1920s, New York Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia (1934-47) and legislators like Robert Wagner created the first pillars of the New Deal before it become the national platform of the Democrats.

Social justice is the fourth pillar of the revolution.

"It is now the third pillar of the global jewelry market".

Phoenix, a pharmaceutical wholesaler, was the second pillar of the Merckle empire.

It also threatens the second pillar of the European project: the promise that European unity will deliver prosperity.