Sentence examples for election coalition from inspiring English sources

After the next general election, coalition politics could well be the name of Britain's game.What Mr Blair cannot afford to do is to rest on his laurels.

Clegg is surely right to formally maintain equidistance and not rule out a post-general election coalition with either Labour or the Conservatives.

Democrats have long seen immigration as the best example of how Mr. Romney's move to the right during the bitterly contested Republican primary could complicate his ability to create a broad general election coalition.

In a vivid illustration of Iranian power here, Iran cajoled the Sadrists to join the Supreme Council in their election coalition, even though the two fought in the streets a few years before.

The South Carolina senator, who has been languishing at the back of the pack, went out of his way to target Cruz's claim that he could build a winning general election coalition centered around the Republican base.

Mr. Husaini was district commissioner in Jabala and was a prominent candidate for a seat on the council in Babil, which is predominantly Shiite, as part of Mr. Maliki's election coalition.

Polls show him gaining 12 seats and on course to become Israel's kingmaker in post-election coalition bargaining.

The group formed a pre-election coalition with other women's organisations to back the reformist candidate, Mir Hossein Mousavi.

But he made clear that the Lib Dems were giving a great deal of thought to post-election coalition negotiations.

That means that the Lib Dems, though diminished, could have just as much leverage in any post-election coalition talks as they did last time.

Clegg gave an insight into the Lib Dems' post-election coalition negotiations during an appearance on the Andrew Marr Show on BBC1.