Sentence examples for coalition ends from inspiring English sources

"I have not heard any of my Democratic colleagues in the Gang of 14 talk of using the F-word -- filibuster," Mr. Nelson said, adding that he hoped that the coalition ends up playing no role in the Alito nomination.

The pre-mortem got going even before the first ward had declared, with Paddy Ashdown blasting the Conservatives on Question Time, and telling the Guardian that their "regiment of lies" will settle the terms on which the coalition ends.

By protecting Assad from international calls for his resignation from the beginning, Russia has avoided the awkwardness now faced by the United States and its allies in Europe: in making the fight against ISIS the priority, the U.S.-led anti-ISIS coalition ends up helping Assad firm up his own position against his chief battlefield enemy.

And that sounds like a big job for whichever party or coalition ends up in government after next year's election.

Since Afghanistan's general election on April 5, White House, State Department and Pentagon officials have resumed discussions on how many American troops should remain after the current U.S.-led U.S.-ledn ends its mission this year.

Camp Leatherneck is the largest U.S. base to be handed over to Afghan control as the coalition ends its combat mission at the end of the year, leaving most of the fight against a resilient Taliban insurgency to Afghan army and police.

The lobbying contract between Bracewell & Giuliani and the American affiliate of the coalition ended last year.

Mr Cimoszewicz said he considered the coalition ended, though he might not get round to dismissing the seven Peasants Partyy ministers.

The coalition ended in 1839 with the removal of Dutch pressure through William I's recognition of the Belgian kingdom.

On each occasion, a minnow party decided it wanted to make a splash, so it leapt out of the ruling coalition, ending the government's majority.

But the breakup of the coalition ended his brief success, for the Romanians were too outnumbered to stand alone against the Ottomans.