Sentence examples for coalition to support from inspiring English sources

He was unable to restructure the Democratic Party and build a new majority coalition to support his policies, rendering him perhaps less consequential than many of his supporters or political commentators think.

The mayor failed to build much of a coalition to support his idea.

Last year, Mr. Cuomo and his aides helped organize a coalition to support his push to legalize same-sex marriage.

The Sunset Limited, he explained, is "important to maintaining a fragile political national coalition to support Amtrak".

The ruralistas also lured lawmakers from the Brazilian Democratic Movement Party, a pillar of Ms. Rousseff's coalition, to support the Forest Code.

Last week, Ms. Merkel struggled to rally a majority of her own governing coalition to support a program to rescue ailing Spanish banks.

He is unfazed by the prospect of having to construct coalitions to support every piece of new legislation.

Republicans need to go through a similar process of building new institutions and coalitions to support candidates who can move the party back to the center-right.

In 1978, with his administration reeling from a bad economy, Congressional contentiousness and internal disarray, President Jimmy Carter gave Ms. Wexler, a veteran political operative, the job of building coalitions to support his embattled agenda.

In parallel, controversy about major goals limits the utility of primary analysis, instead causing decision-makers to emphasize negotiation and building coalitions to support desired objectives (e.g., Giddens 1979, 1984; Weick 1979; Tjosvold & Deborah 1980; Tjosvold 1985; Eisenhardt and Zbaracki 1992; Wall and Callister 1995; Nutt 1998; Holmstrom and Kaplan 2001; Kaplan 2008).

More than 11,000 people have signed Lighter Later's petition to the prime minister, David Cameron, urging the coalition government to support the introduction of a trial in 2011.