Significados de political battleground en inglés

Lebanon has long been a political battleground for bigger regional powers.

Cuts in school budgets have become a key political battleground.

The skyrocketing demand for postwar housing had turned the neighborhood into a political battleground.

But Georgia, a long-time Republican bastion, has emerged as a vital political battleground in November.

That turned the shortage into a political battleground, which is no way to solve a crisis.

In October, the company took down Russian-backed accounts that pretended to be from political battleground states.

Nevertheless, austerity has made financiers' pay a political battleground and tax loopholes, real and imagined, are vulnerable.

The unpredictable bushfire-ravaged electorate is the first political battleground in the lead up to a federal election.

The issue has become a political battleground.

Welfare has been put at the centre of the election campaign with benefits becoming a key political battleground.

Welfare has been put at the center of the election campaign with benefits becoming a key political battleground.

Poverty is the new political battleground.

The issue of flood defence spending is now a key political battleground, with Labour and the Tories trading blame.

The state of Sarawak, in Borneo, despite vast natural resources, is one of Malaysia's poorest areas and a key political battleground.

Carbon budgets have become a key political battleground as George Osborne has vowed that the UK will not lead on climate action.

Following a spate of sackings within Egypt's culture ministry, a new political battleground has emerged in the country's opera houses and theatres.