Sentence examples for key elections for from inspiring English sources

Leung is one of the leaders of a small but increasingly visible independence movement in the former British colony that is setting the agenda before key elections for Hong Kong's Legislative Council parliament on 4 September.

Both countries are experiencing an unprecedented wave of violent acts just as they gear up for key elections next year.

She held a conference on youth employment in Europe, aware that crippling levels of joblessness among French young people, particularly on deprived estates, is a key election issue for Sarkozy.

Terrorism and national security are considered key election issues for the upcoming Canadian federal election.

Most key elections have a key medium (radio for the silver-tongued F.D.R., TV for the dashing Kennedy).

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AP, for its part, says 2009 will be remembered as a year of key elections.

India's ruling Congress party won a series of key state elections for the first time in four years, despite rising public anger over the attacks in Mumbai and the slowing of the country's economy.

Jean-Pierre Cabestan, a political scientist from Hong Kong's Baptist University, said Zhang's conciliatory tone was probably an attempt to calm tensions before key September elections for the Legislative Council at which China hoped pro-Beijing candidates would come out on top.

The Washington Post calls the agreement "a key election-year victory for the Obama administration".

Perhaps he was referring to Michael Dugher, one of Ed Miliband's key election strategists, who earlier this year assailed David Cameron for "giving up on the north" and having "written it off economically".