Sentence examples for winning plank from inspiring English sources

The Democrats' position on Iraq is so "utterly untenable," Charles Krauthammer concurred, "that John McCain must seize the opportunity and, contrary to conventional wisdom, make the Iraq war the central winning plank of his campaign".

Here is a winning plank in your re-election platform, Mr. President, going into the holiday season during this still-weak economy.

When the Democrats convened in Atlanta in July to crown Dukakis as their nominee, Jackson made a behind-the-scenes effort to claim the vice presidency but soon relented, fearful of splitting the party along racial lines, and contented himself with winning a few planks favourable to minorities in the party platform.

Humphrey also narrowly won the party plank in support of the Vietnam War, although his officials pleaded with Johnson to accept a compromise with the doves, which he refused.

In 2011, the borough presented an award named for Plank to the college women's lacrosse team for winning the Division III championship.

A chimp or a plank of wood would have exactly the same chance of winning as a sentient human being.

But if yes wins on Thursday, that plank of the 2017 strategy will have to be rethought, if not thrown out.

As Plank puts it, more of the status quo is not a winning strategy for California's educational system.

The ruling party, which is striving for political power, has set aside many of its Hindu nationalist planks to win the support of regional parties with secular outlooks.

These are policy planks that win.

That popular platform plank on which Obama won convincing re-election is just so three weeks ago, you guys.