Sentence examples for Labour coalition from inspiring English sources

Sitting tight will probably lose Mr Sharon the support of his Labour coalition partners, and so bring an early election, but few expect Labour to win it.

Labour's deputy leader, Harriet Harman, dismissed Nick Clegg's suggestion that the Lib Dems could provide the brain to a Labour coalition government.

But there won't be a Labour coalition with the SNP.

The result is the collapse of the New Labour coalition.

Across the country, the Labour coalition has fragmented.

No, not that coalition: I mean the Labour coalition that Miliband is trying to manage.

That move seemed designed to increase the chance of a Lib Dem-Labour coalition deal.

This formal anti-Labour coalition has existed in some form or other since 1922.

4.39pm: On Comment is Free, Polly Toynbee urges voters to cast their ballot tactically to elect a Lib Dem-Labour coalition that will deliver electoral reform.

The Fine Gael-Labour coalition government is the first in the 21 years since the X case to attempt to pass legislation on abortion.

This sheds light on why, while it came as a shock to some Conservative and Lib Dem activists, the Cameron-Clegg deal struck last Tuesday was more natural and instinctive than a Lib Dem-Labour coalition.