Though he spoke warmly about the benefits of eliminating the double taxation of dividends, a centrepiece of the plan, Mr Greenspan made the crass error of suggesting that tax cuts needed to be paid for and that budget deficits matter.
Angela Ahrendts, an American who became the company's chief executive in 2006 (and has recently left for Apple), made the digital courtship of millennials a centrepiece of her strategy for reviving the brand.
Reform of US healthcare, a centrepiece of the Obama presidency, was in danger today of being derailed after the Republicans produced one of the biggest political upsets of recent US history by winning Ted Kennedy's Senate seat in Massachusetts.
It also means ending fossil fuel subsidies and the export of publicly owned coal, rejecting the Keystone XL pipeline, drilling for oil in Arctic waters and making the prevention of climate catastrophes a centrepiece of U.S. foreign policy.
The presumption of innocence, while hardly a centrepiece of Iraqi justice, seems even less of a tenet for the 400-odd women jailed across the country.
Kim Yo Jong, 28, is the first member of the ruling Kim family bearing the bloodline of the sacred Mount Paektu, a centrepiece of the North's idolisation and propaganda campaign, to cross the border into the South since the 1950-53 Korean War.
1982: Launches on the first night of Channel 4 as a centrepiece of the schedule.
In 2014, Glasgow's council proposed to bring five of them down as a centrepiece of the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony.
He said: "Carmen and I have consistently been strongly in favour of major restructuring as a centrepiece of the solution for eurozone periphery public debt and senior bank debt.
Towards the end of Ayyubid rule, Homs remained a centrepiece of the wars between them and the Crusaders, as well as internecine conflicts with the Mongol Empire and the Mamluks.
