Sentence examples for established coalitions from inspiring English sources
Businesspeople are increasingly joining established coalitions of social advocates, clergy, government agency representatives and labor leaders in promoting mixed-use housing developments encompassing lower-priced residences, stores and work sites.
Whereas in the Dutch and the Swedish cases trade unions followed government's progressive integration policies in the 1980s, unions in the FRG established coalitions with other societal actors against government policy that aimed for the return of workers rather than their integration.
Due to rapid evolutions in marketplaces, enterprises tend to focus on their core processes and establish coalitions with partners.
Civic movements succeed in using formal and/or informal institutions to not only funnel their interests but also to establish coalitions with those reform actors seeking institutional change (ibid).
Sure, we can establish "coalition information centers" -- as the administration has in Washington, London and Islamabad -- and dispatch our diplomats on "listening tours".
In 1986 Farooq returned again as chief minister, after the JKNC had established a coalition with the Indian National Congress Congress Partyy).
Changing the House of Lords, he said, was "a fundamental part of the contract" that established the coalition.
Massoud and others followed Rabbani into exile in Pakistan after Afghanistan's monarchy was overthrown, in 1975, by Mohammad Daoud, who established a coalition government with Afghanistan's Communist party.
But on the streets of Yemen, Filkins says, the protesters are primarily young, well-dressed, and, unlike the established opposition coalition, unwilling to compromise with the government.
The established energy coalition is the beneficiary of the current policy regime.
