plank of

Frequency: 6.89.5 per million words

used to specify what the policy is a part of, such as a strategy

plankplank + PREPOSITION (a main point in a policy)

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Examples (10)

  • This tax cut is a central plank of the government's economic policy.
  • Environmental protection forms a key plank of their party platform.
  • The proposed healthcare reform is a major plank of the new administration's agenda.
  • Education funding became a significant plank of the election manifesto.
  • A strong national defense has always been a core plank of the ruling party's ideology.
  • The latest initiative represents another plank of their long-term strategy.
  • Improving public transport is a crucial plank of the urban development plan.
  • The candidate outlined every plank of his campaign program during the debate.
  • Technological innovation is a vital plank of the company's future growth strategy.
  • Respect for human rights remains a fundamental plank of international law.