Sentence examples for be unable to form from inspiring English sources
In the Bosnian Serb Republic, the Serbian nationalist party founded by Radovan Karadzic may be unable to form a government.
But Labour would probably still be unable to form a coalition, because parties once of the centre are now firmly of the right.
4) internal party dynamics - should Bersani be unable to form a government and new elections needed it is unlikely Bersani would lead the PD into these elections - this means: party congress, primaries, selection of candidates etc.
The key issue they had to address was the point at which Labour fell so far behind the Tories that Labour would be unable to form a credible minority government.
Labour's campaign has been dogged by what Cameron has dubbed a "dangerous alliance" after opinion polls suggested that Miliband would be unable to form a government without the support of Nicola Sturgeon's party.
The GERB party of the former prime minister, Boyko Borisov, who had resigned amid street protests in February, came first but his win was so narrow that he may be unable to form a coalition.
Their particular form of amnesia meant that they were unable to form new episodic memories.
Livni was unable to form a coalition government, however, and elections were called for February 2009.
Bosnia's squabbling politicians have been unable to form a government since elections in October 2010.
Haiti's new president, Michel Martelly, a political novice, has been unable to form a government.
