Sentence examples for coalition set out from inspiring English sources
It is the position of David Cameron's coalition, set out in the programme for government drawn up after the 2010 general election.
The Lib Dem deputy leader is lobbying for a compromise solution after the coalition set out plans to abolish the education and maintenance allowance (EMA).
Yet the government's efforts so far have been hampered as much by incompetence and political cowardice as a shortage of funds.Last year the coalition set out a radical reform agenda.
That's not what the Sons of Iraq idea was about — the coalition set out simply to neutralize a large swath of rogue fighters, often with money, with the hope of finding ways to reconcile in the future.
Now the fear is that Britain's bureaucracy is both unaccountable and demoralised.The Conservative-led coalition set out to remedy this by seeking to bring more business and management know-how into departments to help ensure that changes to policy would be enacted more cheaply and effectively.
These loans currently carry no interest in real terms, and graduates do not begin repaying them until they are earning £15,000 a year or more.This largesse meant that simply letting universities expand to meet demand was unaffordable, even before the coalition set out to squeeze Britain's fiscal deficit and public spending.
"We now want to see the coalition government set out their commitment and take action to transform these essential services".
As the election approaches, the two parties in the coalition will set out their stall to the public.
In the 2010 comprehensive spending review, the coalition government set out plans to eliminate the structural deficit and then put public debt on a downward track.
That announcement may still come but only after the coalition has set out its own spending plans for the financial year 2015/16.
The former Foreign Secretary told a fringe meeting at the conference: "We need to understand the changes in our country, broaden our coalition, and set out to govern in a new way.
