Sentence examples for care election from inspiring English sources
The spending measure includes new money for AIDS prevention, veterans' health care, election system improvements and scores of other initiatives.
But whether they will care on Election Day is another question.
Now mighty Germany chooses its chancellor and, for all people seem to care, the election might be for the Würzburg city council.
'The people in these places do not care about elections,' Stone says.
Thirty-five years on, this quote rings desperately true and shows how little the right of the party care about elections, for all the bluster.
But there should be a proper focus on how the system can keep that balance as well as changing to help address the declining levels of participation that anyone who cares about elections should be worried about.
"It seems like everyone who cares about elections and seeing Democrats win is speaking with a unified voice at this point".
She is a D.C. conservative, and had decided not to vote: "I didn't really care for the election.
He is speaking at a Conservative party conference fringe meeting on 7 October on making social care the big election issue.
Recognizing Brown's surprise win as a threat to her husband's entire health care initiative (the election cost Senate Democrats their supermajority), Mrs. Obama went scalp hunting.
"I lied and said yes, because had I told the truth they would also ask me if I would vote, but I do not care for this election".
