Sentence examples for coalition composed of from inspiring English sources

Democrats, by contrast, evolved over the '70s and '80s into a fractious "big tent" coalition composed of at least eight main constituencies, including labor, blacks, environmentalists and feminists.

On the other is an odd coalition composed of George Bush, the International Court of Justice (ICJ), and a confessed killer.

Mr. Rusher, for one, urged restive conservatives to form a third party, the Independence Party, that would form a "great coalition" composed of "the great bulk of middle-class Protestants".

Aswany's new prominence did not diminish his criticism of the regime: he was one of the founders of Kifaya, a heroically rag-tag anti-Mubarak coalition composed of Nasserists, socialists, liberals, and assorted others who, in 2004, began to stage protests against the government — usually a hundred people at most, ringed by far larger crowds of state security police in riot gear.

Opinion polls suggest that Mr Ahern's coalition, composed of his Fianna Fail party and the Progressive Democrats, may well lose next year's election.After nine years in office, Mr Ahern's government appears to many observers to be tired and out of touch with an electorate that is increasingly unhappy over the quality of public services.

From what can be seen in (20) and (21), an SBS will achieve no benefit joining a coalition composed of SBS-only and no two MUEs can coexist in the same coalition.

It is a coalition composed largely of "princelings" (the children of high-ranking former party leaders), business people, leaders of coastal cities, and members of the erstwhile "Shanghai clique".

After the loss, Barak agreed to enter Labour into the new Likud-led composedn, comprimarilymarily of right-wing religious and nationalist parties.

Fearing that Iraqi aggression would spill over into Saudi Arabia, Bush swiftly organized a multinational coalition composed mostly of NATO and Arab countries.

His coalition was composed of nine parties, ranging from conservative Christian Democrats to Communists.

That coalition is composed of members of 1199/S.E.I.U., the state's largest health care union, and executives from the Greater New York Hospital Association, an industry group.