Sentence examples for conventional coalition from inspiring English sources

Having failed to form a conventional coalition with other parties, Mr Yanukovich signed a law to allow a coalition to be formed by individual MPs, rather than by factions only, as the constitution demands.

In January February 1991 that point was made emphatically by Operation Desert Storm, the main engagement in the Persian Gulf War, in which an overwhelmingly superior conventional coalition force led by the United States forced Iraq to abandon Kuwait (occupied the previous August).

This is the best-case scenario for the Coalition, and would likely result in fairly conventional Coalition control of the lower house.

He needed no conventional political coalition to back his campaign, but he can no longer avoid the political work required to advance his goals.

But it will have a choice to make: either to mount a conventional opposition to coalition policies, or to adopt a more radical approach.

In the diagnosis of tarsal coalition conventional radiographs in two planes are often sufficient to diagnose most calcaneonavicular and talonavicular coalitions [ 17].

The second most likely outcome, at least according to conventional wisdom, is a coalition between the CDU and the free-market Free Democrats (FDP).

With the withdrawal of American forces picking up pace, most of the coalition's conventional forces in eastern Afghanistan, including in Maidan Wardak, have shifted into advisory roles.

In 1991, an American-led coalition waged conventional war against Saddam Hussein's army, and won easily.

The outcome will have national as well as regional implications.The most conventional would be a "grand coalition" between the two biggest parties: the CDU and the SPD.

The potency of President Barack Obama's 2008 coalition, according to the conventional wisdom of Republican elites, was a trumped-up illusion -- if it held together at all.