Sentence examples for flagship idea from inspiring English sources

"Even people who think the flagship idea is window dressing are won over by his demeanor and confidence," she said.

When the Mayor publicly berated David Cameron for not making his flagship idea for a national citizen service compulsory, I don't suppose he did it by accident.

Generation Identity's flagship idea — the "Great Replacement" — was also the title of the manifesto Mr. Tarrant released through his social media account on the morning of the massacre.

That the government's flagship idea for mending family breakdown is to tinker with the benefits system, which currently imposes what Mr Cameron calls a "couples penalty", is a sign of how few policy levers ministers have, apart from money.

Furthermore, Adel's flagship idea is a Decentralized Cryptocurrency Exchange – or DCX for short – called iFin (ifin.io), which is planned to be launched in 2019.

But, crucially, it failed to back the two remaining flagship ideas.

One of Jeremy Corbyn's flagship ideas during the general election was to scrap tuition fees, which are currently £9,250 a year.

There might be political benefits, too: your embrace of your fiercest critic's flagship policy idea just might persuade him to accept higher taxes and Obamacare.

For many in the sector, the Big Society — the Conservative Party's flagship Big Idea to rebuild social cohesion by getting more people involved in community work — has become synonymous with a cash-strapped government looking for an excuse to save money.

For other Tories, the prize is to ensure the Prime Minister seizes a unique opportunity to use his flagship "big society" idea to fix "broken Britain".

In early 1999, Yoshiki Okamoto, then head of Capcom's screenwriter subsidiary Flagship, proposed his idea of remaking the original The Legend of Zelda for the Game Boy Color to Shigeru Miyamoto, the game designer at Nintendo who created the series.