Sentence examples for creating a coalition from inspiring English sources

SUCCESS at last for Ehud Barak, after six weeks spent creating a coalition.

Thus the company can further its cause by creating a coalition of allies.

"So companies like mine are trying to string together a value proposition by creating a coalition of value".

In a situation of no overall control, the incumbent government gets the first chance at creating a coalition.

The strategy of creating a coalition of white and black voters is reminiscent of the approach taken in the early stages of Mr. Obama's presidential campaign.

For this reason, Michael Bloomberg, New York's mayor, has taken the more useful step of creating a coalition to push for comprehensive reform.

A spokesman for Mr. Bloomberg's campaign, Howard Wolfson, said the mayor "was very successful in 2001 and 2005 in creating a fusion coalition that helped propel him to victory, and very much looks forward to creating such a coalition this time".

When forming the grand coalition is not possible or optimal, agents need to create a coalition structure.

So he must bargain with these other leaders to create a coalition or minority government.

New Labour, he boasted, had created a coalition by reconciling compassion with aspiration.

But he added, "It will be very difficult to create a coalition".