Sentence examples for comprehensive coalition from inspiring English sources
Trying to establish a comprehensive coalition was always going to be difficult given the wide range of Lib Dem feelings and views.
Develop a comprehensive coalition strategy against Islamist terrorism, using a flexible contact group of leading coalition governments and fashioning a common coalition approach on issues like the treatment of captured terrorists.
There, he built a business development team that now boasts the largest and most comprehensive partner coalition of any loyalty program in the U.S. Before founding Upromise, Chris founded and served as director of the health care business unit at Trilogy Development Group in Austin, Texas.
The backbencher floated the idea of Conservatives making a "big, open and comprehensive" offer of coalition with Ukip to keep Labour out of power earlier this year.
The coalition behind comprehensive reform is large.
Workshop reports will be generated and synthesized into the coalition's comprehensive strategic plan.
In the 2010 comprehensive spending review, the coalition government set out plans to eliminate the structural deficit and then put public debt on a downward track.
From Crisis, the charity for single homeless people: Before the comprehensive spending review the coalition government made a clear pledge – that the cuts would be fair.
One great merit of the comprehensive audit of the coalition's record produced by the London School of Economics centre for the analysis of social exclusion (Case) this week, is that it enables a properly-nuanced view of the "generations war" hypothesis.
The president reiterated his support for fixing the broken immigration system and urged the congressional Hispanic caucus leaders to work to restore the bipartisan coalition backing comprehensive immigration reform.
Sigar's report made the point that despite the restructuring programme being funded and monitored by the US Senate, there is "no comprehensive mechanism for formal coalition assistance evolved to address abuse and confiscation of property", or a method to monitor results and feedback.
