Sentence examples for second plank of the from inspiring English sources

The second plank of the 1856 party platform was "Americans must rule America".

The second plank of the Union plan, a heavy battering by the ships' guns, was far more successful.

The second plank of the government's industrial relations agenda, the Australian Building and Construction Commission bill, is also on the notice paper this week.

The second plank of the policy will be to target those who persistently attack Britain, with a promise to deploy more than 50 specialist cybercrime investigators, currently being recruited.

A second plank of the race science case goes like this: human bodies continued to evolve, at least until recently – with different groups developing different skin colours, predispositions to certain diseases, and things such as lactose tolerance.

The second plank of the deal requires that the ABC and SBS hold open community board forums after at least half their board meetings each year, with at least two of these to be held in regional areas.

One of the main objects of Harry's ire is liberalism – the third plank of The Slap's ethical taxonomy.

Cameron told the Sunday Times that the pension pledge was "the first plank of the next general election manifesto".

The first plank of the ALP's first platform demanded a White Australia; the first parliament of the commonwealth passed the Immigration Restriction Act of 1901.

But as early as 1990, the first plank of the affordable housing commitment, the $400 million in Battery Park City-financed bonds, ran into trouble after its initial success.

The third plank of the al-Qaida-Iraq poison theory was the link between what Powell labelled the "UK poison cell" and training camps in Afghanistan.