Sentence examples for flagship policy for from inspiring English sources

Now they're a flagship policy for the Coalition.

Legislation is expected to follow and this will be a flagship policy for Alex Salmond's government.

On the tax allowance for marriage As for the prime minister's flagship policy for families, a tax break for marriage.

This is a flagship policy for the party, which will hold its first conference in Manchester next weekend.

A second flagship policy for the just about managing families – known as Jams – is a proposed ban on fees for letting agents.

Although the "green geal" is the government's flagship policy for helping households to cut their energy bills, through access to insulation, it rated only the barest mention.

It has also emerged that the DWP is to permanently abandon its much-delayed life chances strategy, one of David Cameron's stated flagship policies for his planned last term as prime minister, which was originally scheduled to be launched in June.

"This is supposed to be the flagship policy of the government to make sure work pays for more people," she told the BBC News Channel.

This was a flagship policy of the Labour government - setting a legal upper limit of 30 pupils for infant classes in primary school.

"David Cameron and George Osborne's flagship policy of progressively lowering corporation tax to 20% has been very important in showing the UK is open for business," they write.

The flagship policy of building a physical wall on the southern border is frequently embellished with a boast that Trump would make sure Mexico paid for its construction.