Sentence examples for creating coalitions from inspiring English sources
THE POLITICAL SCENE about churches creating coalitions with local governments to address the problems of crime and poverty in the inner cities.
Whereas what we really need to go to is more value creating coalitions if you will, that bring the complementary capabilities of different private sector players together.
But Falwell and many others worked extremely hard after that, creating coalitions of conservative Christians around some of the issues that Falwell identified at the time: gay rights, abortion.
By Joe Klein The New Yorker, June 16 , 1997P. 40 THE POLITICAL SCENE about churches creating coalitions with local governments to address the problems of crime and poverty in the inner cities.
These tools commonly involved creating coalitions and negotiating issues.
We have a fundamental responsibility to be in the streets, to be creating coalitions, to be building change.
"We have to create coalitions".
It's all but impossible to create coalitions.
They are built by a two-party system's candidates who are compelled to cater to entire states and to create coalitions of states.
And in a nod to Mr. Romney's weakness among certain voters, the campaign plans in the coming weeks to create coalitions for various groups, including women and Hispanics.
Social democratic programs that arose in continental Europe in the 20th century created coalitions of business interests with major social groups to improve social welfare without jettisoning private property and the market economy.
