Sentence examples for coalition elements from inspiring English sources

The issue matrix matters as well, and over the last five years, this administration and this Democratic Party have consistently tried to mobilize new coalition elements in ways that have very predictably tended to alienate downscale whites.

Australian patrols were the closest coalition elements to Baghdad for a number of days, observing key roads and facilities.

Officials have said that the new coalition included elements of Al Qaeda, as well as the outlawed Pakistani groups Jaish-e-Muhammad, Lashkar-e-Taiba and Lashkar-e-Jhangvi.

He advocated forming a four-class coalition of elements of the urban middle class the petty bourgeoisie and the national bourgeoisie with workers and peasants, under the leadership of the CCP.

It was at that point that the Hadi government was overthrown by an invading band of rebels in coalition with elements of Yemen's army who had remained loyal to the deposed president, Ali Abdullah Saleh.

The various frames articulated around each discourse by the coalitions include elements of: costs and benefits, scale of operation, effectiveness, financial resources and implementation mechanisms.

They also say his sprawling coalition includes unsavoury elements, such as xenophobes and fans of Stalin, who was born in the Georgian town of Gori.

The United States is a big country with a miraculously durable two-party system, which means that each party has to be an unnatural coalition of disparate elements.

Mr Bersani could try to form a "grand coalition" bringing together elements from the centre-left and the centre-right, though that means dealing with Mr Berlusconi.

President Michelle Bachelet's push to relax strict abortion laws in socially conservative Chile has created a rift inside her ruling coalition and key elements of the reform are likely to be scratched.

The discussions were meant to build a broad coalition around the elements of reform Obama had outlined a day earlier in an op-ed for the Arizona Daily Star, including stronger state-to-state coordination, expedited background checks and greater enforcement of the laws already on the books, especially with regard to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.