Sentence examples for coalition relations from inspiring English sources

He has written to the home secretary demanding an apology, warning that coalition relations are now at a low point.

Lib Dem sources denied that Clegg was embarking on a tit-for-tat revenge amid worsening coalition relations.

But the threat of legal action would mean coalition relations remain uncomfortable long after the referendum has been decided.

We spoke about his battles with the coalition, relations with Labour and what happens next in the campaign against austerity.

This week's announcement will enrage Tory backbenchers and Mr Johnson, who is vehemently opposed to Heathrow expansion, as well destabilising already shaky coalition relations.

Inside the coalition, relations are civilized, more so than during the previous, one-party Labour government, when officials were prone to feuding.

Accordingly, the SNS did not raise any serious objection to Mr Fico's stance, and intra-coalition relations now seem to be back on an even keel.Fiscal slippageIn the first two and a half years of Mr Fico's premiership, real GDP grew by an average of nearly 10% year on year.

Lula himself plans to play a larger role in managing the coalition and relations with Congress.In victory, Lula has been conciliatory, saying that the "true adversaries" are backwardness and social injustice.

The party joined Mr. Yudhoyono's coalition government, but relations have grown tense, especially compared with the first term.

He said that in Wales Labour was showing that there is an alternative to the coalition, particularly in relation to the NHS.

A resolution at its annual general meeting last month called for a repeal of the offence, which it said was "unnecessary, disproportionate and inconsistent with the stated policy of the coalition Government in relation to the right of peaceful protest".