Sentence examples for issues at election from inspiring English sources

In easygoing Australia, the overwhelming focus on pedestrian domestic issues at election time is excusable.

Such support is crucial in Japanese politics, which cares little for big national issues at election time and relies more on old loyalties, grass-roots organization and careful distribution of favors.

Not surprisingly, high property taxes continue to be a volatile political issue at election time, yet the candidates have tended to approach the issue around its edges, with proposals for changing the system of rebates from the state.

Mr. Danforth has perfect pitch when he speaks for many Christians and other people of faith as we "reject the notion that religion should present a series of wedge issues useful at election time".

The prime minister is to discuss the issues at an election strategy meeting in Chequers on Thursday, along with the chancellor George Osborne, his pollster Lynton Crosby and communications director Craig Oliver.

On a visit to Stevenage on Saturday, Labour Leader Ed Miliband said: "I'm concentrating on the issues at this election.

Republicans block Obama from action on important issues and then, at election time, accuse him of being ineffective and incapable.

Jeremy wasn't a significant issue at this election".

This is why the NHS is set to be a decisive issue at the election".

He says Ed Miliband was right to focus on this issue at the election.

For a long time, this caused few problems, but immigration has become an issue at this election.