Sentence examples for coalition has decided from inspiring English sources

And at the bottom, the coalition has decided the rule of law no longer covers the poor.

There may be a case for what the coalition has decided in terms of hastily concocted defence cuts.

Even Spain, part of the original coalition, has decided to withdraw the bulk of its diplomatic staff from Baghdad.

We should not be surprised that the coalition has decided to protect the country's "crown jewels", like the Royal Opera House, at the expense of programmes that reach out to new audiences and new communities.

Alessandra Stanley (NYT) CROATIA: UPPER HOUSE ABOLISHED -- The six-party governing coalition has decided to abolish the opposition-controlled upper house of Parliament when its mandate expires in April, the state radio said.

But it emerged last night that the Coalition has decided to go further by extending the measure to more than 90 crown courts, which deal with the most serious criminal cases, including murders and rapes.

Confirming there would be a knock-on payment for the Welsh government, Treasury Minister Justine Greening told BBC Radio Wales that the coalition had decided it was important to "put the money into people's pockets".

Fearing that leaks and bureaucratic entanglements would slow down its work, the coalition had decided to conceal some of the plutonium contamination at the site from the record keepers of the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Under pressure from business leaders, John Howard's conservative coalition government has decided to look beyond Australia to curb the crisis.

It appears the coalition government has decided to withdraw all funding from most band C and D courses.

In classic Thatcherite fashion, the coalition government has decided that what Whitehall really needs is a bunch of business chiefs to drip ruthless corporate wisdom through the ranks of the civil service.