Meanings of key pillar in English

A key pillar to the research will be via case studies.

Risk management Sound risk management is key pillar to success.

With multiple groups involved in delivering great product experiences, process becomes the third key pillar.

Merkel said working with the United States remained a key pillar of Germany's foreign policy.

The Covid-19 outbreak collapsed French Polynesia's tourism sector, which was a key pillar of its economy.

Job creation is expected to be a key pillar in the government's annual budget statement on Tuesday.

Consumer spending accounts for about two-thirds of US economic activity, making it a key pillar of corporate profits.

Wholesale banking revenues -the other key pillar of bank profits -are unpredictable, particularly with the economic outlook uncertain.

Yeo said Singapore's policy of turning the biomedical sector into a key pillar of the economy had succeeded on some fronts.

Their hard work over the last two and half months has been a key pillar of our response and success to date.

It is not good enough that cracks in a key pillar in the battle to keep us safe should have been exposed.

If the Wallabies use Folau better in this area, they could destabilise a key pillar in the All Blacks pattern of play.

A key pillar of the law aims to reduce risk in the derivatives market by requiring many products to be routed through clearinghouses.

Beijing sees reform of state giants - a key pillar of national security and a major employer - as less urgent, analysts say.

Moscow has told Washington the U.S. decision to quit the pact undermines global security and removes a key pillar of international arms control.

Brad Ebert is a key pillar for Port and will look to continue his upward spiral since joining from West Coast in 2012.