plank in

Frequency: 6.58.8 per million words

used to specify the context, such as a campaign or manifesto

plankplank + PREPOSITION (a main point in a policy)

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Examples (10)

  • The proposed law was a central plank in the manifesto.
  • Health and security will be key planks in the party's election campaign.
  • A major plank in their economic policy is tax reform.
  • Education is a crucial plank in the government's agenda.
  • Environmental protection became a key plank in her campaign speech.
  • The agreement contained several important planks in its framework.
  • His proposal included a strong plank in support of small businesses.
  • Democratic reform was a consistent plank in the opposition's platform.
  • They argued that rural development should be a significant plank in the new policy.
  • The candidate emphasized every plank in his foreign policy plan.