Sentence examples for coalitions both from inspiring English sources

Italy's warring political coalitions both ran in last month's elections promising to lighten the financial burden of average Italians.

That is why we need global coalitions, both to win the war and to secure the peace.

The Jamestown Foundation's James Brandon explained: "the ongoing Yemeni internal conflict is better understood as a struggle for power between two diverse coalitions, both of which incorporate a wide range of both Sunni and Shia elements.

See articleThe Conservative Party and the Liberal Democrats, who govern Britain in coalition, both received a thumping at local elections.

Intense fighting stands the chance of intensifying resistance to the coalition, both in Sunni and Shiite centers.

Neither, unlike their recent predecessors, had a long military career; both run fractious parties in a shaky new coalition; both need to establish credibility.

They have started to quarrel publicly among themselves, with Mr Allawi's list and the Sunni coalition both laying claim to one of the two vice-presidencies.

About the only thing that seems certain is that Labour and the Conservatives will not form a Continental European-style "grand coalition"; both parties say they are too far apart on the main issues for such an arrangement.

The series follows the life of the country's fictional first female prime minister, Birgitte Nyborg, as she negotiates the difficulties of coalition both in government and in her marriage.

On Dec. 3, the evening before Prime Minister Stephen Harper shut down Parliament to prevent his government's defeat by Mr. Dion's coalition, both men made television addresses to the nation, an uncommon political step in Canada.

As the value of the proposed coalition is better than their current coalition, both decide to join the coalition.