key point

Key point: Their cart is bulging full, while yours has just a few items.

Back in 2011, the House GOP released a 10-point jobs plan whose key point was a big cut in the top rate of tax to 25%.

But the debate about imposing "red lines" still often elides a key point: Obama has already laid down a marker for Iran.

But he neglects a key point—those accounts would be completely voluntary.

The key point is the proviso that Murray notes: insofar as men need to work to survive.

Hence Tacubaya, a strong village overawing Chapultepec, became the key point of the whole operation.

The question of a foreign war, however, would render it a key-point of marked importance.

If this were successful Bragg's key-point being taken, his whole army would be obliged to retreat.

This hill was the key-point of the line, and its capture was what caused Hood to come out and give battle the next day.