Sentence examples for will be a key election from inspiring English sources

While the NHS will be a key election issue this year, it's crucial that it doesn't become a political football.

The NHS - it is fair to say - will be a key election issue.

The elections at youth conference will be a key test for Momentum's election machine before more NEC elections are held in the summer, where six members from constituency labour parties will be elected.

Still, the campaign knows that the ability to compete with Mr. Romney and the outside groups with television advertising will be a key to winning the election.

The Liberal Democrats have said mental health will be a key pledge in their election manifesto.

But maintaining a balance between dissatisfied but docile environmentalists on one hand and drivers whose unhappiness stops just short of violence on the other will be a key to his re-election.

Pennsylvania will be a key state in the general election in November.

Osborne's announcement is a sign that national insurance will be a key issue in the general election campaign.

The very fact that government spending will be a key topic for the 2012 election creates a political hazard for the Democratic Party.

But this poll does show two things: politicians are even more unpopular than their parties and women will be a key battleground in the 2015 election.

The housing crisis will be a key issue in the general election, with "generation rent" a buzz-phrase on the lips of earnest politicians.