Sentence examples for a key election from inspiring English sources

Everyone knows 2013 is a key election year in Germany.

On extra money for the NHS, a key election battleground, Labour is in a tricky spot.

17 July 2014 The government fulfils a key election promise by repealing the carbon tax.

The other is the need to continue selling austerity as a key election message.

Education policy will shape up to be a "key election issue" in 2016, Haythorpe predicted.

The difficulties facing children from poor backgrounds are likely to be a key election battleground.

Because of their concentrated wealth and influence, family-owned conglomerates known as chaebol have become a key election issue.

While the NHS will be a key election issue this year, it's crucial that it doesn't become a political football.

It reads: As expected, a key election issue concerns how much to cut government expenditure in 2010-11.

Labor on Wednesday launched its campaign on public schools, setting up education funding as a key election issue.

Rather, what Eisenhower feared most was the leak of politically damaging information to the American public during a key election year.