Sentence examples for extraordinary coalition from inspiring English sources

The pro-SST lobby was led by the President, & was an extraordinary coalition of industry & organized labor.

Through its support of terrorism, the Taliban has managed to unite an extraordinary coalition of nations against it.

Second it was an extraordinary coalition of groups ranging from aid agencies and churches to the British Medical Association, the music industry and the Mothers Unionn.

But government officials are justified in feeling frustrated that the failures of communication have overshadowed their success in efficiently putting together an extraordinary coalition of countries to look for the plane.

"Our challenge now is to build on the momentum of the extraordinary coalition that came together around debt relief to help every country seize the opportunities that global economic integration affords," Mr. Summers said.

If we do not pursue this with the same vigour of the allies' anti-terrorist action, we will not be able to preserve the extraordinary coalition that has come together in support of our efforts.

There have been the most extraordinary coalitions between the US and the Catholic church".

A man of quiet determination, Bradley spent a lifetime bridging racial barriers and used his skills to forge extraordinary coalitions, most notably between blacks and Jews and between labor and business.

It's extraordinary that the coalition is still having this argument now.

If Gordon Brown, or his successor, were able to assemble an extraordinary multicolour informal coalition of Labour, Liberal Democrats, four SDLP MPs, one Northern Ireland Alliance member, six Scottish nationalists, four Welsh nationalists and one Green, this rag-tag group would command more than the 324 votes necessary to form a majority.

Mr. Meriwether, who now manages around $425 million at his new firm, JWM Partners, had remained largely out of public view since Long-Term's collapse, which unnerved global markets and required an extraordinary bailout by a coalition of Wall Street banks under the guidance of the Federal Reserve.