Sentence examples for issue to win from inspiring English sources

Diane Abbott, shadow health minister, said Hunt was using abortion as an issue to win support within the Tory party.

Diane Abbott, shadow health minister, accused Hunt of using abortion as an issue to win support within the Tory party.

Mr. Nader clearly expects to use the trade issue to win votes from disenchanted union members and other workers.

"I thought it was a combination of us hoping to win and Detroit pushing the issue to win," Dallas Coach Dave Tippett said.

"I've certainly done more than my fair share of pouncing on a stupid issue to win the news cycle of the day, to distract from what are real and important issues".

With two important regional elections taking place this month, analysts said some prominent members of Mrs. Merkel's conservative bloc were using the integration issue to win votes, despite warnings from Lutheran bishops and Turkish community leaders against singling out Muslims.

How Conservatives Won The Heart of America," in which he showed how the G.O.P. cleverly exploits cultural issues to win over low- and middle-income white voters.

Mr Bush also alienated the Democratic Party with his eagerness to use national-security issues to win the 2002 and 2004 elections.

There is the upper-middle reform story: Republicans should soften their tone on the social issues to win over suburban voters along the coasts.

And so it is up to the rest of us to engage with these issues to win the vote for independence.

At the rally here, Mr. Kerry made an oblique reference to conservatives' efforts to use gay marriage and other wedge issues to win Bible Belt states like North Carolina.