Sentence examples similar to pillar of plan from inspiring English sources

The party has vowed to defeat Barack Obama's plan to cut carbon pollution from power plants, the pillar of his plan to fight climate change.

The pillar of the plan is $1 billion to pay for jobs, education and protection for fighters who turn themselves in.

The bloody repression of the student protest further eroded a truce negotiated under United Nations auspices, since one pillar of the plan is the right to hold peaceful demonstrations.

In her speech in Perth, Ms Sturgeon explained the second pillar of her plan: that she would never support a Conservative-led government.

A central pillar of the plan that Mr. Geithner announced Tuesday would create one or more so-called bad banks to buy and hold banks' bad assets, using a mix of taxpayer and private money.

The central pillar of any plan needs to be deterrence, with commitments from American allies -- possibly backed by a Security Council resolution -- for a crushing military response so credible that the regime will understand that any use of weapons of mass destruction, or indeed any threat to its neighbors, would bring its immediate demise.

One pillar of the plan is to fortify the electric grid.

This new challenge became the second pillar of Ruiz' plan: the education of their clientele.

Spurring economic development in Chicago's neighborhoods is a pillar of the Plan for Economic Growth and Jobs, created by WBC at Mayor Emanuel's request.

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".

An ambitious Emergency Human Resources Programme EHRPP) was incorporated into the 2004 Health Sector Wide Approach as one pillar of a plan to deliver an Essential Health Package [ 29].