Sentence examples for election key from inspiring English sources

Emboldened by the midterm election, key conservative ideologues have now declared their support for tax increases -- but only for people with low incomes.

"Really, they've got a lot to lose, and why wouldn't they devote an increasing proportion of their profits to lobbying efforts and propaganda efforts to stay on the wicket they're on?" At this election, key issues such as the future development of new coal reserves are not being discussed.

But since the election, Key has moved to build a broader governing coalition that would also include the five-seat Maori Party.

After leading the National party to victory in the 2011 election, Key rejected that the National Party lacks a mandate to partially sell off state-owned assets, he acknowledged that some New Zealanders were anxious about the mixed ownership model.

In the lead-up to the 2014 election, Key weathered a high-profile exposé of National's attack politics by claiming he hadn't read the book.

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Democrats clearly suffered significant losses in the 2010 mid-term elections (Key #1); the economy will not recover sufficiently to mark an increase in per capita income (Key #6); and while Obama was a charismatic figure in 2008, his aura has diminished and will not be a major factor in his favor in 2012 (Key #12).

We will change the course of the election in key seats in Lancashire".

In that poll the INLD rebounded to win 31 seats, but shortly before the election some key party members deserted the INLD and joined the Congress Party.

BBC News outlines the election's key points - in 60 seconds.

For tomorrow's election the key question is who is responsible.