Sentence examples for continued coalition from inspiring English sources

Unlike Iraq, whose government asked the US to leave, the Afghanistan government has requested continued coalition help, providing training and advice to the ministry of defence and ministry of interior in Kabul and throughout the country.

With strong Iraqi leaders out front and with continued coalition support, this trend will continue".

The idea that the role of fair access director could be "traded" for a Conservative "win" over the rejection of early repayment penalties leaves a sour taste in the mouth for those who care about fair access and remain concerned that continued coalition battles over higher education have left students and universities facing chaos and confusion.

BIN JAWWAD, Libya — Rebel forces' westward charge was repulsed on Monday by a barrage of tank and artillery fire from forces guarding one of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's most crucial bastions of support, while the American military warned on Monday that the insurgents' rapid advances could quickly be reversed without continued coalition air support.

Many suspect that the militants and the Americans are in cahoots to justify a continued coalition presence here, despite the thousands of lives lost and billions of dollars spent. "If we both live long enough, we will see Haqqani sahib and the Americans shake hands," said Mr. Shah, the chairman of the provincial peace council.

Still, there are dangers in the continuing coalition.

Civic Platform captured about two-fifths of the seats in the Sejm and was poised to continue coalition rule with its junior partner, the PSL.

For many Lib Dems the question on their minds will no doubt be simple: what is the point continuing coalition with the Conservatives?

David Cameron will step up his public support for Britain's intelligence agencies as they demand greater powers to help fight Islamist extremism amid continuing coalition differences over the extent of state surveillance, Downing Street has confirmed.

ISIS militants were driven from the Iraqi city of Tikrit earlier this year, and the Pentagon touts continuing coalition airstrikes in Iraq and Syria for decimating ISIS militants.

Secretary of State John Kerry will soon leave for the Middle East to continue coalition-building.