Sentence examples for existing coalition from inspiring English sources

Generating an agreement under the umbrella of an existing coalition lessens transactional costs.

The general election last November left the existing coalition government in power, but it revealed a strong desire for reform.

The security services are his, and the top jobs in Yugoslavia's lucrative monopolies are still in his gift.But he has problems not least within his own camp, particularly among the two small left-wing parties in his existing coalition.

Mr Aso's past fiscal policies conflict with Mr Koizumi's plans.Eventually, he may even have to reach outside the LDP's existing coalition partners, the Buddhist-backed New Komeito and the New Conservative Party, although he is sticking with them for now.

It goes with the grain of existing coalition policy but ramps it up, representing an acceleration of the devolution of resource and power which could bring further economic growth for regional and local economies.

That would have left the Tories on 299, but with the Lib Dems now on 23 and Labour still far behind on 249, the likelihood is that the existing Coalition government of 2010-15 would have continued.

In each period, our protocol suggests whether to reform existing coalitions or not based on theoretical analyses of long-term expected net profit.

(b) The evolution from one coalition structure to the next can only occur through the merging of two existing coalitions.

In contrast to bilateral bargaining, this solution is primarily determined by outside options, i.e. breaks of existing coalitions and renegotiations of either party with the third player.

A permanent EU army could very well undermine existing coalitions like NATO, which includes 22 of the 28 EU states.

At various points in U.S. history, issues and events come along that make old ideologies obsolete, that make existing coalitions untenable, that make the contradictions within parties too pressing to ignore.