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Meanings of key plank in inglés

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Usage of key plank in inglés
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The expansion is a key plank of Barack Obama's signature healthcare legislation.
The Guardian
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That was the key plank of former president Kim Dae-jung's Sunshine Policy.
Reuters
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The bill's key plank was its wholesale reform of the youth justice system.
The Guardian
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The electric vehicle program is a key plank of the 15-percent state-owned carmaker's strategy.
Reuters
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Bank lending is a key plank of project financing and has come to a standstill.
Reuters
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It is also seen as a key plank for raising the pay of British workers.
The Guardian
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And she's leery of increased government involvement in healthcare, a key plank of the Democratic platform.
Reuters
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Putin has made the fight against offshore tax havens a key plank of his foreign policy.
Reuters
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Defeating the Taliban and stabilizing Afghanistan is a key plank of Washington's regional strategy against militancy.
Reuters
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It was the key plank of its strategy, with SNP ministers bragging it sealed the election.
The Guardian
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In fact, a Korean study found that laughter therapy was a key plank in controlling depression.
News.com.au
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The Argentine pope has made defence of migrants and workers a key plank of his papacy.
Reuters
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The Argentine pope has made defense of migrants and workers a key plank of his papacy.
Reuters
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That would be a blow to investment and to tourism, a key plank of the economy.
Reuters
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IL&P's no-charge current account is therefore a key plank in the company's strategy to gain market share.
The Irish Times
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He went on to urge Mr Cowen to make international aid a key plank of his Government.
The Irish Times
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Key plank across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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