Sentence examples for flagship plan from inspiring English sources

But Mr Fox is still struggling to draw up his flagship plan for an independent institute to conduct school tests.

Penal reformers have welcomed an expected decision by the justice secretary, Jack Straw, to abandon his £1.3bn flagship plan to build three 2,500-place 2,500-placens.

Ken highlights his flagship plan to put money back into Londoners' pockets by cutting fares by 7% (they went up by an average 5.6% in January).

Ed Miliband vowed that he would not be deflected from his flagship plan to freeze gas and electricity prices despite criticism from the energy companies, the Coalition parties and even some Labour figures.

Nick Clegg's flagship plan for an elected House of Lords ran into an immediate storm of protest which cast doubt over whether he would be able to force it through Parliament.

Then the Conservatives successfully campaigned against Mr. Clegg's flagship plan to change Britain's first-past-the-post electoral system, whereby lawmakers need only gain more votes than any rival in an election district to be elected.

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The government has "botched" its flagship plans to scrap 192 quangos, according to a scathing report by a respected parliamentary committee.

The review has emerged from a desire among the party's leadership to build on its flagship plans to raise taxes to pay for better schools and hospitals.

Parliamentary critics of her flagship plans believe they may be able to stop the necessary legislation from being voted through the Commons.

Clegg blamed "a few rather peculiar former Conservative advisers" for waging a running battle against his flagship plans for universal free school meals – as the education secretary, Michael Gove, was ordered to seal a truce over the issue.