Sentence examples for coalition dependent on from inspiring English sources

The pundits, who to a man, predicted a weak and fractious coalition dependent on regional leaders, were stuffed.

He prefers to do so with parties of the centre, or even the right, rather than try to rule with a minority leftist coalition dependent on the votes of the Arab parties.

Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg says he would not join a coalition dependent on "life support" from the SNP after the general election.

"This leaves the coalition dependent on ground troops from Islah, Salafi and AQAP related groups," he wrote, referring in the later instance to groups tied to al Qaeda's affiliate in Yemen, or the terror outfit itself.

It would certainly be more democratic than gluing together a coalition dependent only on participants' vested interests.

He is hampered by a lack of an overall majority in parliament, where the coalition is dependent on on the support of centre-left and nationalist parties.

The Congress-led ruling coalition was dependent on its Communist allies for a majority in parliament between 2004 and 2008 and had to tone down some of its market-friendly policies.

A Labour/Lib Dem coalition would be dependent on the support of other smaller parties.

Most of the BJP's coalition partners, partly dependent on the votes of minorities, side with the secularists.

Sunday's outcome stirred anxiety in Berlin, where the continuation of Ms. Merkel's current coalition government is dependent on a strong showing by the smaller party, which has struggled at the national level.

Yet they remain too dependent on coalition forces, according to the latest progress report on Afghanistan from the US Department of Defense.