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Confronted with this challenging environment, the Opportunity Nation coalition got to work, first by listening to the perspectives of low-income Americans and the general public.

Although it was considerably more challenging to identify interested coalitions and employers than our pilot study indicated, the recruitment protocol resulted in bringing influential health benefit professionals "to the table" with 75% of employers reporting moderate to complete influence over health benefit decision-making in their company.

Most challenging will be identifying a coalition for action.

The most politically challenging moves for Greece's coalition government involve the troika's demands to continue cutting the number of public sector employees.

Nevertheless, estimation of the benefits of different coalitions can be challenging in complex multi-beneficiary systems.

The appointment places Hutton at the heart of one of the most challenging policy areas for the new coalition.

That disagreement revives bad memories of 1987 when, after four years in coalition in almost equally challenging economic times, Labour quit the government after a dispute with Fine Gael.

The business secretary pointed out that the government was maintaining loose monetary policy through low interest rates and quantitative easing but said the government was facing "more challenging conditions than the inter-war coalition" in the 1930s.

Other groups have taken a different approach to challenging Public Act 4. A coalition called Stand Up For Democracy has been gathering signatures in a petition drive to freeze Public Act 4 and put it up for a referendum on the 2012 ballot.

Forming a functional coalition government may prove more challenging and time consuming.

The move will help reinforce the coalition's unity for the challenging months ahead.