Sentence examples for coalition and groups from inspiring English sources

Groups opposing coal production, nuclear power and hydraulic fracturing for natural gas were prominent; separate groups of Baptists and Catholics, as well as an interfaith coalition, and groups from Colorado, Toronto and Minneapolis joined the throng.

"To the extent that you can, use the coalitions and groups that you have to get those issues to the forefront," Spicer said.

If we can get students within high schools to actually go out there and form coalitions and groups within our high schools, than we've done an incredible thing," Olivas told the Mobalize.org judges.

"When you have all these cross-cutting coalitions and groups, you have a lot of money sloshing around," said Wallach, "The trade associations give money, the PACs give money, the individual lobbyists give money".

The 1996 platform carried such a plank, and efforts by the Republican Pro-Choice Coalition and other groups to have it thrown out were soundly rebuffed.

With the pledge of fresh aid, the total amount of nonlethal assistance from the United States to the coalition and civic groups inside the country is $250 million.

The coalition and allied groups buy small amounts of the company's stock and harass management at annual meetings.

But it's noteworthy when nemeses like the Christian Coalition and the group Naral Pro-Choice America are on the same side of the Net-neutrality fence.

The deals are also under review in the United States by the Federal Trade Commission, and have been opposed by independent music coalitions and advocacy groups like Public Knowledge and the Media Access Project.

Notably, significant new coalitions and advocacy groups have recently emerged to help guide the technology community through Congress' playbook.

The prime minister's declaration comes after sustained pressure from both the Daily Mail and a coalition of groups and individuals led by End Violence Against Women.