Sentence examples for construct a coalition from inspiring English sources

Analysts predicted Mr Salmond could attempt to oversee a minority government rather than construct a coalition.

But the prospective prime minister has to construct a coalition, complete with a full programme.

King Albert II of Belgium has introduced six initiatives to construct a coalition, but in vain.

Moves to construct a coalition have foundered repeatedly over a new constitutional settlement demanded by Flemish nationalists.

Nor has administration officials given up hope that there would be some way to construct a coalition that will keep Mr. Musharraf in power as president.

While under a proportional voting system the right might be able to construct a coalition from some combination of the Tories, Ukip and Lib Dems, under first past the post – particularly on the current boundaries, which are now here to stay after the Tories rejected House of Lords reform – it looks highly likely that Labour will win in 2015.

But it will be necessary to meet the challenge of terrorism by constructing a coalition of allies from both the EU and Nato.

Mr. Christie, for whom bluster and intimidation are life's blood, has played a masterful game, constructing a coalition of Republicans, the Essex County executive, Joseph DiVincenzo, and a crucial bloc of South Jersey Democrats who pay obeisance to Mr. Norcross.

Marija Bekafigo, a political scientist at the University of Southern Mississippi, in Hattiesburg, said she believed that Mr. Ware had constructed a coalition that included both former supporters of Mr. DuPree's and many black voters.

But a referendum has the potential to be a positive hurdle, which if cleared could construct a broad coalition in support of peace.

In 1910 Alcorta installed as his successor Roque Sáenz Peña, a brilliant politician who was fully prepared to construct a governing coalition on new foundations.