Sentence examples for coalition team from inspiring English sources

A coalition team was meeting with local leaders to investigate, the statement said.

Nick has bravely taken hits for the coalition team on tuition fees and the NHS, for example, why on earth can't David Cameron at least accept that if we're all in it together, rich pensioners in good jobs should take the hit too? 4.52pm BST During the banking debate earlier Simon Hughes, the Lib Dem deputy leader, said some banks made decisions on racist grounds.

Perhaps the best thing Abbott could do for the new Coalition team right now is give a few more speeches on Direct Action and asylum.

the prime minister had not told voters before the election that they were choosing between the "strong Coalition team" and "more of the same chaos and confusion under Labor".

Members of the Asian Republican Coalition team pose at the launch party in Washington, DC.

There are various organization structures for collective robots under different tasks and environments, such as hierarchies, holarchies, coalitions, teams, congregations, federations, markets, matrices and societies [14].

McAvoy and the rest of the coalition governance team visit the Garmsir district headquarters a few times a week.

Alexander, appointed by Clegg last year to lead a secret four-strong coalition negotiating team, had thought the Lib Dems would only support a minority Tory government and not a coalition because of a "substantial gulf" between the two parties.

George Osborne, who had long feared the Tories would struggle to win an overall parliamentary majority, persuaded David Cameron to allow him to form the Tories' own secret coalition negotiating team two weeks before the election.

In a document marked "confidential" and dated 16 March, the head of the secret pre-election coalition negotiating team, Danny Alexander, wrote: "On tuition fees we should seek agreement on part-time students and leave the rest.

Huhne, 58, pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice and resigned as the MP for Eastleigh, ending a career which had seen him part of the coalition negotiation team and a one-time tip as leader of the Liberal Democrats.