Sentence examples for coalition responsible from inspiring English sources
Thousands of civilians have been killed (at least 3,200), with the coalition responsible for the greater part (on their side the Houthi-Saleh fighters haven't spared civilians either).
It isn't one of the authoritarian anti-terror laws passed by New Labour or the coalition responsible for this assault on justice, it is being justified with provisions under common law.
A majority believes that spending cuts and tax rises are necessary responses to a horrific budget deficit and many hold Labour rather than the coalition responsible for the Britain's ills.
The UN and human rights groups have blamed both sides for the immense humanitarian toll and the crackdown on civil society, with the Saudi-led coalition responsible for a "disproportionate amount" of civilian casualties.
As the organisation's president observed earlier this year, four of the five permanent members of the security council have, to varying degrees, been associated with coalitions responsible for attacks on health structures.
Although the coalition is responsible for a dwindling proportion of civilian casualties – the UN estimated there were 2,777 last year – those cases where it is responsible draw increasingly furious protests from Afghans weary of foreigners killing their countrymen.
"This is the only possible solution," he said, calling for a broad coalition and responsible negotiations between parties.
The report found that aerial bombing by the Saudi-led coalition was responsible for 60% of civilian deaths and injuries from explosive weapons in Yemen.
One in five (22%) Conservative voters say the coalition is responsible for the current state of the economy, up from 8% in June.
It also acknowledged that the coalition was responsible for airstrikes on a hospital run by Doctors Without Borders, which it claims was being used as a rebel hideout.
Woods said Airwars assesses 33 of those incidents to have at least two sources indicating that the US-led coalition is responsible.
