Sentence examples for coalition for help from inspiring English sources

According to Jonathan Blum, vice-president for public relations of YUM, the parent of Taco Bell, the company does not divulge the names of its suppliers, and has refused requests from the coalition for help in negotiating with local growers for better pay and conditions.

"And beyond the politicians, you have to give some credit to the AFL-CIO, Nancy Altman and the Strengthen Social Security coalition for helping to change the terms of the debate".

On a flying visit to the Lancashire three-way marginal, which has been won by all three parties in the past 20 years, the deputy prime minister combined a positive message about the coalition's help for children, students and pensioners with repeated attacks on Labour's record under Gordon Brown and "under the duvet" evasion since Ed Miliband became leader.

Looting on a "biblical" scale shortly after the invasion was "the fault of the coalition for not providing that help", he said.

In 125 bc the Massiliots appealed to the Romans for help against a coalition of neighbouring Celts and Ligurians.

But questions remained about whether Mr. Jarba, elected with a narrow majority amid new challenges for the coalition, could help unify the group.

Mr. Bush, for example, had been prepped to cast his opponent as deeply inconsistent for calling on the one hand for an international coalition to help in Iraq and on the other to label the conflict the "wrong war at the wrong time".

NED LAMONT The Greenwich millionaire revived his antiwar coalition to help win Connecticut for Mr. Obama.

Mego Terzian, the president of MSF France called for dialogue with the coalition to help ease the growing humanitarian crisis.

A red-green centre-left coalition could help set the tone for Labour to return to power in coalition in 2015.

Before their work resumes, the American-led military coalition must help pave the way for aid to reach some 5 million starving people inside Afghanistan and the stark refugee camps on its borders.