Sentence examples for coalition lines from inspiring English sources

But even the most insular Briton vaguely knows that most EU states routinely run on coalition lines.

This procedure is presented in Algorithm 5. Roughly speaking, the best invitation can be accepted if the corresponding coalition's value is higher than one of i's current coalition (lines 7 to 9).

Normally Mr. Baker votes the coalition line, he said.

Channel 4 News was the most questioning of the coalition line, while ITV News used the lowest proportion of coalition sources.

But the reaction of the Liberal Democrats is unclear, as they back the coalition line on the energy bill.

"The numbers are still holding," said Assemblyman Herman D. Farrell Jr., the Manhattan Democratic leader, who has played a key role in shaping the coalition lined up behind Mr. Horwitz.

While admitting to misjudgements about city regulation, he skewers the coalition line about our dire situation being "all Labour's fault".

Perhaps that was the hardest question because most of the others required him to do little than trot out the coalition line.

But as Israel mounted a fierce military campaign to threaten and embarrass Mr. Arafat by striking at emblems of his authority, a growing international coalition lined up to hold him to his promise.

The result was 91 Tories voting against the coalition line - with a number of no-shows as well.

The official coalition line, as recounted to me by the Leader of the House, Sir George Young, on tonight's edition of Today in Parliament (BBC Radio 4, 11.30pm) is that they hope to defuse their internal opposition with some concessions, and negotiate a deal with Labour to timetable the bill.