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

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

With voters concerned about interest rates and house prices, the economy will be a key issue during the campaign.

"When we start getting 20percent, 300 percent or 40percentt of our power from renewables," Mr. Kammen said, "water will be a key issue".

Welfare spending will be a key issue - possibly the key issue - dividing the parties in the runup to the general election.

The merits of the Stockholm reforms will be a key issue in Sweden's general election campaign in the autumn: the Social Democrats will accuse the Moderates (as Britain's Labour habitually accuses the Conservatives) of intending to dismantle public health-care.

But persuading consumers to overcome "the yuck factor" will be a key issue, says the report by the Waste and Resources Action Programme (Wrap) which assesses challenges to the development of the food system in the next 10 years.

The UK's Department for International Development (DfID) says it is focusing on protection of civilians, including women and girls; the issue will be a key topic for DfID at the supporting Syria and the region conference, which the UK is co-hosting in London next month.

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

But I do think that we are moving into an era where social justice for a much wider variety of diverse identities and communities will be a key societal issue".

Labour believes health will be a key electoral issue as voters start to worry less about the economy and more about the NHS as it begins to suffer from the coalition's structural shakeup, declining staff morale after years of frozen pay and a budget not increasing fast enough to cope with the ageing population.

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