Sentence examples for coalitions- from inspiring English sources
MAD playing in the minds of political strategists on either side of the border might just ensure that the two fragile coalitions in Dublin and Belfast survive for longer than many expected.
As my colleague Andrew Sparrow blogged: Miliband says there has been a lot of talk of coalitions in recent weeks.
After all, coalitions in Westminster are historically the exception.
English political commentators and English politicians took little notice of the coalitions and minority governments in the devolved nations.
It poses questions about which coalitions should be built and who should be at the table for discussions.
FitzGerald served as taoiseach twice in the 1980s in the 17th and 19th governments, leading two coalitions from July 1981 to December 1982 and again from December 1982 to June 1987.
Ed Miliband hardened his opposition to a deal with the Scottish National party, saying that he was "not going to have a Labour government if it means deals or coalitions with the SNP".
In Columbia on Wednesday, Clinton's outreach was largely tailored toward both women and minorities as she seeks to build the same coalitions that were twice instrumental in electing Barack Obama.
But they also help the party to forge connections with extra-parliamentary groups in the way the Greens were able to do before they became an establishment party for bourgeois-bohemians (and, of late, simply for the bourgeoisie, who are even willing to endorse coalitions with the Christian Democrats).
It says: "You and Nick Clegg wrote the book on chaotic coalitions – chaos in the NHS, chaos on immigration, chaos on living standards – and now you're asking for the chance to do it all over again".
Derrick Joad Leeds English political commentators and politicians took little notice of the coalitions in the devolved nations Dr Martin Price Matthew d'Ancona paints a picture full of foreboding of a future coalition government for the UK, yet the facts indicate a more rosy picture.
