Sentence examples for a coalition which from inspiring English sources

Mr Clegg said: "We will not enter a coalition which is based on those Labour and Conservative cuts for education.

After the election, these parties say they will carry on only in a coalition, which Mr Persson rules out.

Fostering a coalition which is relaxed with honest disagreement is important for the Lib Dems' future good health.

The self-same David Cameron is king of a coalition which he hails as strong and resolute.

This started some people wondering if he meant a coalition, which a small body of opinion considers to be the best way of coping with Britain's national troubles.

They won only a single constituency (which doesn't bode too well for Nigel) but may well still form part of a coalition (which bodes rather better).

The ultra-Orthodox are intent on defeating what they regard as the threat of a secular coalition, which would be a first for Israel.

He has gone on to form a broader coalition, which should rule out a repetition of such scandals.

So, the remaining centrist parties will have to build a new coalition which will probably take a considerable amount of time to materialise.

More likely, Mr. Bersani and Mr. Monti could end up forming a postelection coalition, which would be far better than a return to the Berlusconi era.

The decentralization will force a number of parties that hold opposing views to work together in a new coalition, which could lead to difficulties in governance. .