Sentence examples for extensive coalition from inspiring English sources

The extensive coalition effort to hunt down terrorists is clearly making progress.

The campaign against expansion was won, against all the odds, largely thanks to the extensive coalition which came together to fight the plans.

Our group, which includes the NAACP, League of United Latin American Citizens, Iraq Afghanistan Veterans of America, Student Veterans of America, AFL-CIO, Consumers Union, and many others, did so after extensive discussions between coalition representatives and Department of Education officials, as well as multiple conversations with ECMC executives, during which we expressed our strong concerns.

That, they argue, would constitute a much more realistic goal -- though still a hard one to achieve -- and make easier the assembly of an extensive, actively engaged international coalition.

After two weeks of extensive negotiations, the interim coalition created after popular protests forced the resignation of the conservative Independence Party-led government in January announced that it would stay the course it started over the past three months.

But some noted the Iraq plan was a far broader effort, with a larger coalition, more extensive diplomatic and political elements and a more aggressive military component than any previous effort.

The release of the new data is the latest manifestation of the coalition government's extensive transparency agenda.

As the subsidized theatre sector in Britain steeled itself for extensive cuts following the new coalition government's pledge to reduce public spending, the amount of outstanding new work seemed to expand exponentially.

"It was a demonization of our sector," said Penny Lee, who leads an industry coalition and has extensive ties to Democratic politics as a former senior aide to Senator Harry Reid of Nevada.

The northern region, where Shia rebels are in control, has been struck by an extensive air campaign by the Saudi-led coalition.

Megan has an extensive background in international development and coalition building, along with human rights campaigning and advocacy.