Sentence examples for dems have made it from inspiring English sources

So he will offer himself to voters on the basis that this coalition has worked because the Lib Dems have made it work.

He said he thought that the election would be decided in around 100 Labour/Tory marginals and that the Lib Dem advance had made it easier for Labour to win in some of these seats.

Smith made her complaint under the leadership of Menzies Campbell and she said Rennard exerted extraordinary power over the Lib Dem leadership and that may have made it harder for them to tackle the issue.

This week the voters have made it clear that they don't want the Lib Dems or their policies.

The Lib Dems can legitimately claim they had made it a fairer Budget than a Tory one would have been.

Their leader, Tim Farron, has made it clear in a statement that the Lib Dems will be running on a platform of keeping "Britain in the single market".

It was clear to the Labour negotiators that the Lib Dems had made their minds up early that David Cameron was the bedfellow they wanted.

He said the Lib Dems had made a promise before the 2010 election to scrap tuition fees but had been forced to break it, because it would cost too much money and because compromises had to be made with their Conservative coalition partners.

He said the Lib Dems had made many changes, including appointing a pastoral care officer, and were reviewing complaint procedures after an "extremely uncomfortable" year.

Interestingly, the Cabinet Office minister, Tessa Jowell, suggested this morning that the Lib Dems had made the first move with respect to opening discussions with Labour.

The Lib Dems – having made such a fuss about the issue for decades – were always going to have to accept a deal with the Tories as soon as that Rubicon was crossed.