Sentence examples for develop a coalition from inspiring English sources

The United Nations secretary general, Kofi Annan, has called on Council members to develop "a coalition of the willing" to provide troops to end the power vacuum.

By staking out a middle ground, he was able to develop a coalition sufficient to get elected for two terms as well as govern effectively even after his party had lost both houses of Congress.

Ultimately, the campaign offered a number of lessons, both positive and negative, about how to develop a coalition across race and ethnic lines to combat poverty — lessons that shaped subsequent activism, including the current campaign.

Instead, the United States should develop a coalition of our traditional allies dedicated to building up an alternative to al-Qaeda in the vast battlefield now stretching from Baghdad to Damascus.

"I actually think -- and maybe because I am an optimist -- that this might in fact force the next president to deal with some of the urgent challenges and issues of our time and develop a coalition agenda, a bipartisan agenda," Senator Hagel said.

Italian Interior Ministry Matteo Salvini has rooted connections with Viktor Orban and has recently developed a coalition project with Jarosław Kaczyński, in sight of the 2019 European Parliament elections.

With a group of other teachers, health experts and community leaders, she developed a coalition to push the matter.

Although forceful Christian involvement had not taken a widespread role in politics in the United States since 1925, within two years the Reverend Jerry Falwell developed a coalition of conservative religious groups named the Moral Majority that influenced the Republican Party to incorporate a social agenda in national politics.

Develop a comprehensive coalition strategy against Islamist terrorism, using a flexible contact group of leading coalition governments and fashioning a common coalition approach on issues like the treatment of captured terrorists.

We are working to develop a broad coalition in support".

In a response to the scandal over the abuse of detainees held in American military prisons in Iraq, the commission urged the United States to "engage its friends to develop a common coalition appropriate toward the detention and humane treatment of captured terrorists".