Sentence examples for course of coalition from inspiring English sources

Through the course of coalition discussions in the days that followed, Netanyahu gathered the support of Yisrael Beiteinu (15 seats), Shas (11 seats), and a number of smaller parties, and he was asked by Israel's president to form the government.

However, Cameron insisted he would not drop his promise of a referendum in the course of coalition negotiations, In 2010, he abandoned a pledge to raise the inheritance tax threshold and the Lib Dems scrapped their opposition to raising tuition fees.

However, some of the fares have gone up by more than 20% over the course of the coalition government's term since 2010.

For Ethiopia became the biggest single recipient of our aid despite the intense human rights concerns, handed £1.3bn from hard-pressed taxpayers over the course of the coalition.

In fact, over the course of the coalition, there was an 8% cut in real terms to mental health trust budgets – or almost £600m – at a time when referrals to community mental health teams rose by 20%.

"I think clearly during the course of this coalition we have delivered things….

"Some of this was signalled year after year in the course of the coalition but we were there, we took difficult decisions.

Of course, Coalition 2.0 would bring groans of disappointment from the more tribal elements in both parties – only a few weeks ago we saw the former leader Lord Steel advise Liberal Democrat colleagues to regroup in opposition – but it may be the only logical outcome that would avoid constitutional chaos.

Of course, coalition is an unfamiliar political form, as much for its participants as the voters.

Of course, during coalition building, the network of supporters does not play a passive role; its comments, criticisms, and objectives help shape the project into one that is more likely to succeed.

Of course, the coalition's "rose garden" agreement of May 2010 changed all that by imposing a fixed-term five-year parliament as a mechanism to prevent either party pulling the rug from under the deal for tactical reasons.