Sentence examples for coalition theme from inspiring English sources

(granted, we did ask for that, with our coalition theme)?

An economist and a Democrat, she said that she thought Mr. Bush's coalition theme completely fallacious.

The film had advance screenings at the headquarters of the NATO-led International Security Assistance Force, and at the embassy, where its strongly anti-Taliban and pro-coalition theme played well.

Having determined the objective, the coalition is proposing one theme as the unifying strategic thought of its coming campaigns: freedom.

Divide and rule has been the underpinning theme of the coalition government's approach to social policy.

Food banks have become one of the most potent symbols of the coalition administration and a key theme in the election campaign.

The measures unveiled seem, as is becoming a theme of the coalition government, to see services and benefits that women rely on as a soft target.

Labour are also using the "broken promises" theme, accusing the coalition of breaking promises on tuition fees, VAT and police numbers (because Watkins, the Lib Dem candidate, called for police numbers to go up in Manchester at the election).

A plan to cap individual liability for social care costs was widely trailed as a central theme of the coalition's midterm policy review and care minister Norman Lamb indicated last week that a government decision was imminent.

Our analysis of the major evening TV bulletins shows issues where the Conservatives were seen as strong, such as the economy and a potential SNP-Labour coalition were among the dominant themes.

The liquor issue pitted wets and drys in stable uncompromising coalitions that formed a main theme of Hoosier politics into the 1930s.