Sentence examples for either coalition from inspiring English sources

So there is little sign of either coalition partner breaking through.

Mario Monti, at Bocconi University, caused a stir recently by questioning the ability of either coalition to implement reforms.

I think there has been this rather silly assumption that you get to a cliff edge, and there is either coalition or chaos.

The list may not be the last before the election and reveals 30 new names of which 24 will take the whip of either coalition party.

With 90 seats needed for either coalition bloc to govern, the election result could come down to the four members elected from Greenland and the Faroe Islands.

I don't think either coalition partner is aware of how high the stakes are being raised, the degree to which they are unnecessarily backing themselves into a corner, and how much the ground has to be prepared before launching the country on the unprecedented path they plan.

The author of the $60bn price tag for Bill Shorten's new renewable energy goal – cited by Tony Abbott as proof the scheme is unaffordable – says an emissions trading scheme like the one the Coalition abolished would be more cost-effective than either the coalition's "Direct Action" plan or Labor's new goal.

But the SPD says it will not depend on the Left either in coalition or even just for support.

With Spaniards slowly turning their backs on the Socialists and PP, the big two parties which jointly fell short of winning 50% of votes at the European elections, whoever wins the next elections is likely to form either a coalition or minority government.

Objectively, as we might say, the real story this autumn has been successive Downing Street failures to hold either the coalition together – the Lib Dems are getting very fractious, but so is the Tory right – or to keep Ukip at bay.

Mr Bersani eventually became sidelined after his failure to secure either a coalition or a deal on a new president, and resigned his leadership of the Democratic Party.